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Monday, February 10, 2014

Unions Trying To Regain Momentum…

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Tep Vanny, Land Rights Activist, and members of Boeung Kak lake and Borei Keila community protest in front of the Ministry of Justice and the appeals court. A whole series of simultaneous events were organised, both in Cambodia and in front of Cambodian embassies abroad, one day ahead of the appeal hearing to grant bail to 21 of the 23 people jailed during the violent crackdown by the army on striking workers this early january.
Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Tep Vanny, Land Rights Activist, and members of Boeung Kak lake and Borei Keila community protest in front of the Ministry of Justice and the appeals court. A whole series of simultaneous events were organised, both in Cambodia and in front of Cambodian embassies abroad, one day ahead of the appeal hearing to grant bail to 21 of the 23 people jailed during the violent crackdown by the army on striking workers this early january.Add caption

Unions Trying To Regain Momentum…

John Vink | 10 Feb. 2014

Both at several locations in Cambodia and in front of cambodian embassies abroad, a series of events were organised simultaneously to request the release of 21 workers (2 others were granted bail a few days before), activists and union leaders who were arrested during the early January crackdown by the army which resulted in the killing of at least 5 people.

In Phnom Penh alone, students in front of the university released balloons carrying the request to free the 23 people, workers did the same at Veng Sreng road near where the workers were killed, The Boeung Kak lake and the Borei Keila community did their thing in front of the Ministry of Justice and the Appeals Court. And union leaders convened at the Imperial Hotel to agree on a petition requesting the release of all 23 prisoners, a discussion on a basic wage of $US160/ month, a charge against those who used violence at Yakjing factory and on Veng Sreng road, a cancellation of the ban of public gatherings, a cancellation of the complaints filed by the companies against union workers, the reinstallment of all those workers who were fired and the payment of their salaries.

After the meeting a group of about 300 union leaders, workers and activists, led by monks from the Independent Monk Network for Social Justice (IMNSJ), marched to the Preah Ang Dong riverfront pagoda to pray and release birds and balloons.
CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Ath Thun, Coalition of Cambodian Apparel Workers' Democratic Union (CCADWU) leader, singing the cambodian national anthem ahead of a march to the Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda, members of various unions hold a meeting in a conference room of the Imperial Hotel. A whole series of simultaneous events were organised, both in Cambodia and in front of Cambodian embassies abroad, one day ahead of the appeal hearing to grant bail to 21 of the 23 people jailed during the violent crackdown by the army on striking workers this early january.
Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Ath Thun, Coalition of Cambodian Apparel Workers' Democratic Union (CCADWU) leader, singing the cambodian national anthem ahead of a march to the Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda, members of various unions hold a meeting in a conference room of the Imperial Hotel.
CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Ahead of a march to the Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda, members of various unions hold a meeting in a conference room of the Imperial Hotel. A whole series of simultaneous events were organised, both in Cambodia and in front of Cambodian embassies abroad, one day ahead of the appeal hearing to grant bail to 21 of the 23 people jailed during the violent crackdown by the army on striking workers this early january.
   Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Ahead of a march to the Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda, members of various unions hold a meeting in a conference room of the Imperial Hotel.

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Ahead of a march to the Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda, members of various unions hold a meeting in a conference room of the Imperial Hotel. A whole series of simultaneous events were organised, both in Cambodia and in front of Cambodian embassies abroad, one day ahead of the appeal hearing to grant bail to 21 of the 23 people jailed during the violent crackdown by the army on striking workers this early january.
Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Ahead of a march to the Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda, members of various unions hold a meeting in a conference room of the Imperial Hotel.
CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Monks waiting next to the swimming pool until the meeting of various unions finishes, ahead of a march to Preah Ang Dong riverside pagode. A whole series of simultaneous events were organised, both in Cambodia and in front of Cambodian embassies abroad, one day ahead of the appeal hearing to grant bail to 21 of the 23 people jailed during the violent crackdown by the army on striking workers this early january.
Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Monks waiting next to the swimming pool until the meeting of various unions finishes, ahead of a march to Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda.
CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Monks waiting next to the swimming pool until the meeting of various unions finishes, ahead of a march to Preah Ang Dong riverside pagode. A whole series of simultaneous events were organised, both in Cambodia and in front of Cambodian embassies abroad, one day ahead of the appeal hearing to grant bail to 21 of the 23 people jailed during the violent crackdown by the army on striking workers this early january.
Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Monks waiting next to the swimming pool until the meeting of various unions finishes, ahead of a march to Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda.
CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Rong Chhun, president of the Cambodian Independent Teachers Association ( CITA), and other union leaders leading a march of about 300 people towards Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda. A whole series of simultaneous events were organised, both in Cambodia and in front of Cambodian embassies abroad, one day ahead of the appeal hearing to grant bail to 21 of the 23 people jailed during the violent crackdown by the army on striking workers this early january.
Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Rong Chhun, president of the Cambodian Independent Teachers Association ( CITA), and other union leaders leading a march of about 300 people towards Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda.
CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Ath Thun, Coalition of Cambodian Apparel Workers' Democratic Union (CCADWU) leader, and other union leaders leading a march of about 300 people towards Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda. A whole series of simultaneous events were organised, both in Cambodia and in front of Cambodian embassies abroad, one day ahead of the appeal hearing to grant bail to 21 of the 23 people jailed during the violent crackdown by the army on striking workers this early january.
Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Ath Thun, Coalition of Cambodian Apparel Workers' Democratic Union (CCADWU) leader, and other union leaders leading a march of about 300 people towards Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda.
CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Monks blessing Ath Thun, Coalition of Cambodian Apparel Workers' Democratic Union (CCADWU) leader, during a protest at Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda. A whole series of simultaneous events were organised, both in Cambodia and in front of Cambodian embassies abroad, one day ahead of the appeal hearing to grant bail to 21 of the 23 people jailed during the violent crackdown by the army on striking workers this early january.
Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Monks blessing Ath Thun, Coalition of Cambodian Apparel Workers' Democratic Union (CCADWU) leader, during a protest at Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda.
CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Union leaders and about 300 people protesting at Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda. A whole series of simultaneous events were organised, both in Cambodia and in front of Cambodian embassies abroad, one day ahead of the appeal hearing to grant bail to 21 of the 23 people jailed during the violent crackdown by the army on striking workers this early january.
Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Union leaders and about 300 people protesting at Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda.
CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Rong Chhun, president of the Cambodian Independent Teachers Association ( CITA), other union leaders and about 300 people protesting at Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda. A whole series of simultaneous events were organised, both in Cambodia and in front of Cambodian embassies abroad, one day ahead of the appeal hearing to grant bail to 21 of the 23 people jailed during the violent crackdown by the army on striking workers this early january.
Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Rong Chhun, president of the Cambodian Independent Teachers Association ( CITA), other union leaders and about 300 people protesting at Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda.
CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Ath Thun, Coalition of Cambodian Apparel Workers' Democratic Union (CCADWU) leader, during a protest at Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda. A whole series of simultaneous events were organised, both in Cambodia and in front of Cambodian embassies abroad, one day ahead of the appeal hearing to grant bail to 21 of the 23 people jailed during the violent crackdown by the army on striking workers this early january.
Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Ath Thun, Coalition of Cambodian Apparel Workers' Democratic Union (CCADWU) leader, during a protest at Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda.
CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Union leaders and about 300 people releasing birds after protesting at Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda. A whole series of simultaneous events were organised, both in Cambodia and in front of Cambodian embassies abroad, one day ahead of the appeal hearing to grant bail to 21 of the 23 people jailed during the violent crackdown by the army on striking workers this early january.
Phnom Penh. 10/02/2014: Union leaders and about 300 people releasing birds after protesting at Preah Ang Dong riverside pagoda.

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