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Phnom Penh 2/04/2014: Several communities who were evicted or are being
threatened of being evicted, gather in front of City Hall to ask for a
resolution of their issues. |
Five Hundred Thousand Plus One…
A new report by human rights NGO LICADHO states that half a
million people in just 13 provinces in Cambodia were affected by land
issues since the year 2000 (see the report HERE). Also see ‘Quest for Land’, an app for the iPad, which gives an overview of land issues since 2000. You can download the app HERE.
Make that half a million plus one: opposition CNRP lawmaker Mu Sochua
was evicted by municipal security guards for the second time in two
days from ‘Freedom Place’ where public gatherings are prohibited since
early January.
And on this same morning evicted communities, or soon-to-be-evicted
communities from Phnom Penh gathered yet again in front of City Hall to
meet with the authorities regarding a resolution of their land issues.
John Vink | 2 April 2014
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Phnom Penh 2/04/2014: Mu Sochua, CNRP lawmaker, is pushed out of 'Freedom Place' by municipal security guards. |
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Phnom Penh 2/04/2014: Quick breakfast by a member of one of several
communities who were evicted or are being threatened of being evicted,
gather in front of City Hall to ask for a resolution of their issues. |
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Phnom Penh 2/04/2014: Member of one of several communities who were
evicted or are being threatened of being evicted, receives a tiger
balsam scratching while gathered in front of City Hall to ask for a
resolution of their issues. |
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Phnom Penh 2/04/2014: Several communities who were evicted or are being threatened of being evicted |
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Phnom Penh 2/04/2014: Citizen journalist reporting on several
communities who were evicted or are being threatened of being evicted |
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Phnom Penh 2/04/2014: Picking flowers while several communities who were evicted or are being threatened of being evicted |
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Phnom Penh 2/04/2014: Baby from a member of one of several communities who were evicted or are being threatened of being evicted |
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