Foreign Ministry spokesman Sek Wannamethee said Damrong Kraikruan, the director general of the East Asia Department, has met and talked to You over reports that former PM&rsquo;s Office minister Jakrapob Penkair has been using Cambodia as a venue for campaigning against the National Council for Peace and Order. 
	You told Damrong that Phnom Penh would not allow Cambodia to be used as a base to campaign against its neighbours. 
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Cambodian ambassador reaffirms Phnom Penh's prohibition of campaigns against Thai junta

Cambodian Ambassador to Thailand You Ay has reaffirmed with the Thai Foreign Affairs Ministry that Phnom Penh will not allow anyone to use Cambodia as a ground to campaign against the Thai junta, the Thai Foreign Ministry spokesman said Saturday.

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