Sep 19, 2017 : Commemoration day
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Cycle de lune du 10e Khmer Photrobot (exemple 2017)
Le Centre Khemara et ses amis organiserons la Commémoration 2017 à la pagode SODHARA, rue poirier à Montréal, ce mardi 19 septembre;
Soyez le bienvenue |
The Cambodian Community and the Province of Quebec in 2015
សហគមន៍ខ្មែរនិងខេត្តកេបិច
ជំរាបសួរបងប្អូនជនជាតិខ្មែរនៅកេបិច!
Écoutez les discours du 19 septembre 2015 à la pagode khmère de Rivière des Prairies (Montréal)
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THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY of QUEBEC
1st session of the 41st Legislature
Bill No. 82: proclamation of a day to commemorate the crimes against humanity committed in Cambodia between 1975 -1979
June 2nd, 2016 : Adopted
4th decembre 2015 : Passage in principle
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4 décembre 2015 : L'adoption du principe du projet de loi n° 82
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National Assembly Debates (Hansard)
1st session of the 41st Legislature Friday 4th December 2015 -Vol. 44 N° 138 Bill No. 82
Passage in Principle First Vice-President of the National Assembly (Mr Ouimet): Turning now to clause 14 of our Order Paper, the Minister for Immigration, Diversity and Inclusion has proposed the passage in principle of Bill No. 82 proclaiming a day of commemoration of the crimes against humanity committed in Cambodia between 1975-79 Source: assnat.qc.ca |
Le Vice-Président (M. Ouimet)
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Mme Kathleen Wei (PLQ)
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M. Maka Kotto (PQ)
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Mme Nathalie Roy
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27th november 2015 : Dépôt
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Cliquez ci dessus pour récupérer le Projet de loi 82
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Merci Mme Weil. Merci le Québec.
En mémoire de nos chers disparus. Pour tous les Cambodgiens, d'hier, d'aujourd'hui et de demain. ******** Au pays natal, d'ici et d'ailleurs. ********
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Journal des débats de l'Assemblée nationale
41e législature, 1re session Le vendredi 27 novembre 2015 - Vol. 44 N° 134 10 h (Reprise à 10 h 1) President: Now, MM, and members, we’re going to gather together again for a few moments. Please take your seats. We are conducting routine proceedings. Today, there are no ministerial statements. Projet de loi n° 82 The President : Does this interest you? It would be better if all your colleagues were also interested, that would be better. It’s too noisy! Is that clear? Thank you. Right, regarding section A in the Order Paper, the Minister of Immigration, Diversity and Inclusion is introducing Bill No.82, a bill proclaiming a day of commemoration of the crimes against humanity committed in Cambodia between 1975-79. The Minister. The Minister? Mrs Kathleen Weil Mrs Weil : Yes, thank you, Mr President. Right then , I have the pleasure of putting forward Bill No.82, a bill which proclaims a day of commemoration of the crimes against humanity committed in Cambodia between 1975-79. And if you would allow me, Mr President, to point out that we have with us Mrs Nolsina Yim, president of the Centre Khemara and Mr Savary Chhem-Kieth, cofounder of the Centre Khemara. Thank you for being present. So, Mr President, the objective of this Bill is to proclaim the 19th of September a day of commemoration of the crimes against humanity committed in Cambodia between 1975-79. Vote President : Does the Assembly agree to adopt this Bill ? Voices : Adopted. President : Adopted |
16th September 2015 : Motion
16th September 2015 at the National Assembly - The Motion
introduced by the Member for Notre-Dame- de-Grâce, the Minister of Immigration, Diversity and Inclusion, Mrs Kathleen Weil
Source: Journal des débats de l'Assemblée nationale du Québec, 1st session of the 41st
Wednesday 16th September 2015- Vol. 44 N° 105
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF QUEBEC, 41st Legislature
Motion acknowledging crimes against humanity
committed in Cambodia between 1975 and 1979
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Le Vice-Président (M. Gendron)
41e législature, 1re session, 105e séance
M. Sklavounos
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At Thammikaram pagoda, Rivière-des-Prairies
19th september 2015 in Montreal :
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Lecture de la motion à la pagode Thammikaram, Rivière-des-Prairies, Montréal, par FONKi & Monivan Chhou lisent
16th september, 2015 Mrs Weil, Minister of Immigration, Diversity and Inclusion, together with Mrs Poirier (Hochelaga-Maisonneuve), Mr Charette (Deux-Montagnes), Mr Khadir (Mercier) et Mrs Roy (Arthabaska), propose : THAT the National Assembly acknowledges crimes against humanity committed in THAT the National Assembly reaffirms its engagement with the values of tolerance and respect of human rights by condemning these crimes perpetrated by a regime which was responsible for the deaths of more that 1.7 million people and which caused the forced THAT the National Assembly is reminded that more than 10 000 Cambodians came to Quebec as refugees in the decade which followed these crimes and that a Cambodian community composed of approximately 15 000 people currently resides in Quebec and THAT the National Assembly commemorates these tragic events so that the horror which the victims experienced will never be forgotten, nor repeated, and that the Assembly expresses their desire that the 19th of September becomes a day of commemoration of Finally, that the Assembly observes a minute of silence in homage to the victims. |
Copie d'écran page Facebook de Mme la Ministre Kathleen Weil, photos de Dave McMahon, attaché politique
28th March 2015 in Montreal:
Design: Pheakdey
16 Septembre 2015 à l'Assemblée nationale du Québec : La motion présentée par la Députée de Notre-Dame-de-Grâce et Ministre de l'Immigration, de la Diversité et de l'Inclusion, Madame Kathleen Weil, a été acceptée à l'unanimité. |
FROM CAMBODIA TO CANADA : OUR MEMORIES, OUR HOPES
Montreal, March 2015 – Objets, photos, creative works, more than a hundred hours of oral and visual testimony...The Centre Khemara, the centre for Khmer History and Civilisation, has been putting together this collection of Cambodian memory for the last four years. In addition, as a centre of intercultural exchange, the Centre Khemara holds workshops and events which explore Cambodia’s history and culture. 16th September 2015 Du consentement de l’Assemblée pour déroger à l’article 185 du Règlement, Mrs Weil, Minister of Immigration, Diversity and Inclusion, together with Mrs Poirier (Hochelaga-Maisonneuve), Mr Charette (Deux-Montagnes), Mr Khadir (Mercier) et Mrs Roy (Arthabaska), propose : THAT the National Assembly reaffirms its engagement with the values of tolerance and respect of human rights by condemning these crimes perpetrated by a regime which was responsible for the deaths of more that 1.7 million people and which caused the forcedexile of millions of families from Cambodia. THAT the National Assembly is reminded that more than 10 000 Cambodians came to Quebec as refugees in the decade which followed these crimes and that a Cambodian community composed of approximately 15 000 people currently resides in Quebec and fully participates in Quebec society; THAT the National Assembly commemorates these tragic events so that the horror which the victims experienced will never be forgotten, nor repeated, and that the Assembly expresses their desire that the 19th of September becomes a day of commemoration ofthe crimes against humanity committed in Cambodia between 1975-79; Finally, that the Assembly observes a minute of silence in homage to the victims. With the permission of the Assembly, a debate follows. The debate finishes, the motion is adopted At the request of Mr Gendron, third vice-president, the Assembly observes a minute of silence. Source: Journal des débats de l'Assemblée nationale du Québec, 1st session of the 41st Legislature, Wednesday 16th September 2015- Vol. 44 N° 105 Montreal, March 2015 – Objets, photos, creative works, more than a hundred hours of oral and visual testimony...The Centre Khemara, the centre for Khmer History and Civilisation, has been putting together this collection of Cambodian memory for the last four years. In addition, as a centre of intercultural exchange, the Centre Khemara holds workshops and events which explore Cambodia’s history and culture. On the 12th March 2015, at the Cinémathèque québécoise, there was a press conference for the Centre Khemara. It announced celebrations in 2015, which revolve around the 35 year anniversary of the arrival of more than 2 million Cambodian refugees in Canada, victims of the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime. |
