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| Phnom Penh 5/03/2014: Members from the former Boeung Kak Lake are
arrested in front of City Hall while waiting for a group of land rights
activists who plan to deliver an invitation to a ceremony for Women's
Day. |
Arrested But Probably Released…
Three women from Boeung Kak lake were arrested by municipal
guards and thrown into a truck while they were waiting for the bulk of
their community members to show up and deliver an invitation to attend a
ceremony on Women’s Day to the city governor. An attempt later on to
deliver the invitation to the Daun Penh police station was successfull
but unsuccessfull at the CPP headquarters.
The three women will likely be released later in the day.
John Vink | 5 March 2014
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| Members from the former Boeung Kak Lake are arrested in front of City Hall |
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| Phnom Penh 5/03/2014: Ho Vann, CNRP lawmaker, with members of the former
Boeung Kak Lake community at the Phnom Penh police station waiting for
the release of three members of the community who were arrested earlier
that day when trying to deliver an invitation to a ceremony for
International Women's Day. |
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| Boeung Kak Lake land rights activists challenging the police to arrest them by climbing on a municipality truck |
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| Social media ciizen journalists filming the Boeung Kak Lake trying to
deliver an invitation to a ceremony for International Women's Day at the
CPP headquarters. |
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| Phnom Penh 5/03/2014: Tep Vanny, land rights activist, unsuccessfully
trying to deliver an invitation to a ceremony for International Women's
Day at the Boeung Kak lake community to the CPP headquarters. |
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