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| | INCSR -- 2003 Southeast Asia and the Pacific (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17) |
 | | The country's main international airport, Pochentong International Airport in Phnom Penh, and the regional airport in Siem Riep suffer from lax customs and immigration controls. |
 | | With the assistance of the UNODC, the World Health Organization (WHO), the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA), and NGOs, the NACD is attempting to boost awareness about drug abuse among the populace--especially Cambodian youth--through the use of pamphlets, posters, and public service announcements. |
 | | For the first time in over three decades, there has been relative political stability since the formation of a democratically-elected coalition government and National Assembly in 1998, which were followed in 2003 by national elections that were relatively free of violence. |
| russia.shaps.hawaii.edu /drugs/incsr2003/incsr_2003_cambodia.html (2656 words) |
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