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| One of the 4 women who passed out during the protest was taken to the hospital (Photo: Ouk Savborey, RFA) |
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| Police violence against protesters (Photo: The Phnom Penh Post) |
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| Police violence against protesters (Photo: The Phnom Penh Post) |
28 Nov 2011
By Ouk Savborey
Radio Free Asia
Translated from Khmer by Soch
Click here to read the original article in Khmer
ពូជស្មែរ ពូជអ្នកចំបាំង ខ្លាំងបានតែជាមួយ ស្រ្តីភេទទន់ខ្យោយ តែបើជាមួយនឹង យួននិងសៀម វិញរួញខ្លួនមិនហ៊ានទេ!
4 women who were protesting to demand their rights to occupy to land and houses in Boeung Kak Lake were arrested by the cops and sent to jail. Four others were injured.
Licadho officials helped save 4 women who passed out during the protest in front of the Phnom Penh city hall on Monday 28 Nov 2011.
The arrest of the protesting women took place when a group of land officials of the city hall went to survey the limit of the 33-hectare of land that will be handed over the development [Shukaku] company and the 12-hectare of land that will be left to the 700 residents for in-place development. However, a number of residents whose houses were destroyed by bulldozers are concerned that they will not receive land title [in compensation], that was why they came to the city hall to ask for land titles.
The 4 women arrested were: (1) Tep Vanny, (2) Heng Mom, (3) Kong Chantha and (4) another woman whose identity was not known.
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