Political Ideology
Its political ideology combines various ideas from “democracy” to others. These other ideologies are right-wing since it believes in making the Cambodian people “confident in their national currency”, respecting Cambodia’s “constitution”, believes in the monarchy and the king as a “great nationalist” and also following Cambodia’s constitution it says he’s the symbol of “national unity”, “independence” and “sovereignty”. While with this political party’s left-wing ideology believes that training for occupational and employment is necessary for “both male and female Cambodians in response to the needs of both local and international labour markets.” The SJP also believes here that “Cambodian workers and people” need to be protected in other countries and in Cambodia. With its liberal ideology it also supports what their king would promote which is the “freedom” of the Cambodian people.
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