ACRC launches Cambodian language service from Nov. 26th

From November 26th, The Anti-corruption & Civil Rights Commission (ACRC, Chairperson Youngran KIM) launches Cambodian language service at the “e-People” system (www.epoeple.go.kr) which is an on-line portal to communicate between the government and the public. The purpose of this service is to protect the civil rights of both Cambodian people who reside in Korea and Korean people who reside in Cambodia.

If you want to report complaints in Cambodian language you can connect to www.epeople.go.kr, and click Cambodian national flag, then fill out the application form in Cambodian language. Replies for the complaints will be provided in both Cambodian and Korean languages.

With this language service, 5,000 Korean people who reside in Cambodia and 17,000 Cambodian people who reside in Korea can enjoy improved communication service for protection of civil rights.

Beginning with English service since June 2008, the ACRC have opened the complaint-intaking windows providing the “e-People” service of foreign languages such as Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, Mongolian, Indonesian, Thai, Uzbekistan, Bangladeshi and Cambodian.

Note that “e-People” system which is a people’s communication window through internet to file complaints, suggestions, discussions of policies, corruption reports and administrative appeals against the government is connected with all the central government offices and provincial government offices, 144 oversea missions, Judiciary offices and 18 public corporations.