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World Bank Agrees to Full Investigation into Land Activities in Cambodia
Human rights organizations welcomed news last week that the World Bank Inspection Panel will conduct a full investigation into the Bank-funded land-titling, project in Cambodia, following a complaint that groups vulnerable to forced eviction, have suffered serious harm from the project.
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World Bank Agrees to Full Investigation into Land Activities in Cambodia
Human rights organizations welcomed news last week that the World Bank Inspection Panel will conduct a full investigation into the Bank-funded land-titling, project in Cambodia, following a complaint that groups vulnerable to forced eviction, have suffered serious harm from the project.
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World Bank Agrees to Full Investigation into Land Activities in Cambodia
Human rights organizations welcomed news last week that the World Bank Inspection Panel will conduct a full investigation into the Bank-funded land-titling project in Cambodia, following a complaint that groups vulnerable to forced eviction have suffered serious harm from the project.
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World Bank Agrees to Full Investigation into Land Activities in Cambodia
Human rights organizations welcomed news last week that the World Bank Inspection Panel will conduct a full investigation into the Bank-funded land-titling, project in Cambodia, following a complaint that groups vulnerable to forced eviction, have suffered serious harm from the project.
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World Bank Agrees to Full Investigation into Land Activities in Cambodia
Human rights organizations welcomed news last week that the World Bank Inspection Panel will conduct a full investigation into the Bank-funded land-titling project in Cambodia, following a complaint that groups vulnerable to forced eviction have suffered serious harm from the project.
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World Bank Agrees to Full Investigation into Land Activities in Cambodia
Human rights organizations welcomed news last week that the World Bank Inspection Panel will conduct a full investigation into the Bank-funded land-titling project in Cambodia, following a complaint that groups vulnerable to forced eviction have suffered serious harm from the project.
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World Bank Agrees to Full Investigation into Land Activities in Cambodia
Human rights organizations welcomed news last week that the World Bank Inspection Panel will conduct a full investigation into the Bank-funded land-titling, project in Cambodia, following a complaint that groups vulnerable to forced eviction, have suffered serious harm from the project.
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ILO Better Factories Cambodia Releases Garment Factory Survey on the Impacts of the Global Economic Crisis on the Cambodian Garment Sector
ILO Better Factories Cambodia has released the results of an enterprise level study on the impacts of the global economic crisis on the Cambodian garment sector. The survey, which covers 56 exporting factories and 10 non-exporting factories, aims to understand of the human, enterprise, and sector level effects of the economic downturn on the garment industry, to analyze the response measures, and to assist in the design and implementation of policies and practical interventions to support the industry’s recovery and future growth.
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ILO Better Factories Cambodia Releases Garment Factory Survey on the Impacts of the Global Economic Crisis on the Cambodian Garment Sector
ILO Better Factories Cambodia has released the results of an enterprise level study on the impacts of the global economic crisis on the Cambodian garment sector. The survey, which covers 56 exporting factories and 10 non-exporting factories, aims to understand of the human, enterprise, and sector level effects of the economic downturn on the garment industry, to analyze the response measures, and to assist in the design and implementation of policies and practical interventions to support the industry’s recovery and future growth.
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ILO Better Factories Cambodia Releases Garment Factory Survey on the Impacts of the Global Economic Crisis on the Cambodian Garment Sector
ILO Better Factories Cambodia has released the results of an enterprise level study on the impacts of the global economic crisis on the Cambodian garment sector. The survey, which covers 56 exporting factories and 10 non-exporting factories, aims to understand of the human, enterprise, and sector level effects of the economic downturn on the garment industry, to analyze the response measures, and to assist in the design and implementation of policies and practical interventions to support the industry’s recovery and future growth.
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ILO Better Factories Cambodia Releases Garment Factory Survey on the Impacts of the Global Economic Crisis on the Cambodian Garment Sector
ILO Better Factories Cambodia has released the results of an enterprise level study on the impacts of the global economic crisis on the Cambodian garment sector. The survey, which covers 56 exporting factories and 10 non-exporting factories, aims to understand of the human, enterprise, and sector level effects of the economic downturn on the garment industry, to analyze the response measures, and to assist in the design and implementation of policies and practical interventions to support the industry’s recovery and future growth.
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Global Witness Statement on BHP Billiton Engagement in Cambodia
Today it was announced that BHP Billiton is under investigation for potential anti-graft violations by the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission (SEC). The country in which the alleged activities took place has not been named, but the investigation does not involve the company’s business in China. Global Witness has the following statement regarding the company’s activities in Cambodia: In 2009, Global Witness published the report Country for Sale which exposed extensive governance failures in Cambodia’s emerging extractive sectors. One of the cases covered was a payment made by BHP Billiton to the Cambodian government in exchange for rights to explore a 100,000 ha bauxite concession in the northeast of the country. The concession was a joint venture with Mitsubishi. The companies reportedly decided to pull out of the project in 2009 because they did not find bauxite in sufficient quantities to justify extraction.
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