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Phnom Penh pledges Khmers’ security
PHNOM PENH. Nov 29 : today he fell completely re-sponsibic for Wednesday s' near lynching of Khmer Rouge leader* and would give them a safe government building if they returned to the Cambodian capital.
"1 very much regret what happened and this is my responsibility." the Prime Minister told AFP in an interview.
"We are very conscious of this (responsibility) because we can not accept that the peace agreement should collapse or that headquarters of the SNC be moved from Phnom Penh." he said.
The SNC (Supreme National Council) was set up under a United Nations peace plan for Cambodia signed In Parts last month. It groups Hun Sen's government and the three guerilla factions, including the Khmer Rouge, which had fou^t it for 13 years, and is chaired by former monarch Prince Norodom Sihanouk.
Khmer Rouge leader Khicu Samphan returned to the Cambodian capital Wednesday morning after being In exile since 1979. but had to be evacuated back to Thailand by late afternoon after a frenzied mob attacked the Khmer Rouge house.
Khicu Samphan and Khmer Rogue military leader Son Sen were cornered on the floor of a bedroom closet before security forces managed to rescue them and take them to the airport in an armoured personnel carrier.
"Without my personal Intervention. 1 think these people probably would have been lynched," said the Prime Minister, who had directed the evacuation from a balcony across the street.
’TjiC recalled hl* difficulty In trying to decide whether to order the police to use force jpgainst the mob enraged by memories of the Khmer
Rouge's killing of more than a million Cambodians during their rule under l*ol Pol from 1975 to 1979.
if he had ordered the police to shoot, he would be accused of violating human rights. Hun Sen said. But if he had allowed the crowd to attack Khicu Samphan he would be accused of not guaranteeing the security of the Khmer Rouge.
"It was as if I was between the clamps of pliers," he sold.
The Cambodian Premier said the Khmer Rouge leaders told their 10 North Korean-trained bodyguards not to use their pistols. It was this re straint which kept the mobs/ from finishing them off.
"If any of them had fired, shots...! would never have been able to confront the mob. All of them might have been lynched." he said
"I have to admire Khicu Samphan and Son Sen. They did not allow their bodyguards to use their weapons."
Hun Sen declined to reveal the location of the proposed government building for fear of jeopardizing the Khmer Rouge’s safety in the future.
Prince Sihanouk said Thursday that the Khmer Rouge would return to Phnom Penh as soon as possible.
The Prince cancelled a trip to the Cambodian provinces and is due to leave Sunday for Thailand, where he has called an SNC meeting for Tuesday in the resort of Pattaya to discuss security measures for the Khmer Rouge's return.
Despite the incident Wednesday, the Khmer Rouge leaders have pledged to continue the peace process and are to attend the meeting.
Hun Sen denied reports that the government organised Wednesday s protests or that it had sent agent to provoke the violence. This government had no Intention of allowing this chaos and loss of law and order." he said.