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Police Break up Demonstration by 2,000 Garment Workers; 8 Injured, 2 arrested
ADHOC, CLEC and LICADHO strongly condemn the government’s brutal dispersal of union garment workers in Phnom Penh on Sunday morning during an ongoing strike over a labor dispute that begun with the recent burning of the workers’ factory. The protest left at least eight workers injured, some seriously.
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Police Break up Demonstration by 2,000 Garment Workers; 8 Injured, 2 arrested
ADHOC, CLEC and LICADHO strongly condemn the government’s brutal dispersal of union garment workers in Phnom Penh on Sunday morning during an ongoing strike over a labor dispute that begun with the recent burning of the workers’ factory. The protest left at least eight workers injured, some seriously.
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Police Break up Demonstration by 2,000 Garment Workers; 8 Injured, 2 arrested
ADHOC, CLEC and LICADHO strongly condemn the government’s brutal dispersal of union garment workers in Phnom Penh on Sunday morning during an ongoing strike over a labor dispute that begun with the recent burning of the workers’ factory. The protest left at least eight workers injured, some seriously.
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Police Break up Demonstration by 2,000 Garment Workers; 8 Injured, 2 arrested
ADHOC, CLEC and LICADHO strongly condemn the government’s brutal dispersal of union garment workers in Phnom Penh on Sunday morning during an ongoing strike over a labor dispute that begun with the recent burning of the workers’ factory. The protest left at least eight workers injured, some seriously.
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Focus on new media as Cambodia observes World Press Freedom Day
Marginalized sectors of society would benefit much from new media, journalists, civil society groups and UN groups agreed on 3 May 2011 as they observed World Press Freedom Day in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
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ASEAN: Regional Body Must Lead by Example and Place Transparency at Its Core
The 2011 Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Civil Society Conference and ASEAN People’s Forum (ACSC/APF), which took place in Jakarta from 3 – 5 May, brought together 1,330 civil society activists from around the world to discuss the main human rights concerns affecting the region. During the meeting, ARTICLE 19 joined regional civil society representatives in urging ASEAN to enhance its own transparency and provide greater access to information. As a result of the forum, a set of recommendations will be sent to the government leaders attending the 18th ASEAN Summit commencing on 7 May, 2011.
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Focus on new media as Cambodia observes World Press Freedom Day
Marginalized sectors of society would benefit much from new media, journalists, civil society groups and UN groups agreed on 3 May 2011 as they observed World Press Freedom Day in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
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Joint Statement of Cambodian and Thai Civil Society Organizations
In the occasion of gathering of ASEAN People Forum, Cambodian and ThaiCivil Society Organizations have viewed as follows: The simmering tensions at the Cambodian-Thailand border have erupted, as soldiers from both sides have been exchanging shells and bullets. With continued fighting, villagers from border communities in both countries face great risks and are being displaced. As bilateral talks have proven ineffective, it is crucial for ASEAN leaders to play a leading role in ending the conflict.
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ASEAN: Regional Body Must Lead by Example and Place Transparency at Its Core
The 2011 Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Civil Society Conference and ASEAN People’s Forum (ACSC/APF), which took place in Jakarta from 3 – 5 May, brought together 1,330 civil society activists from around the world to discuss the main human rights concerns affecting the region. During the meeting, ARTICLE 19 joined regional civil society representatives in urging ASEAN to enhance its own transparency and provide greater access to information. As a result of the forum, a set of recommendations will be sent to the government leaders attending the 18th ASEAN Summit commencing on 7 May, 2011.
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ASEAN: Regional Body Must Lead by Example and Place Transparency at Its Core
The 2011 Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Civil Society Conference and ASEAN People’s Forum (ACSC/APF), which took place in Jakarta from 3 – 5 May, brought together 1,330 civil society activists from around the world to discuss the main human rights concerns affecting the region. During the meeting, ARTICLE 19 joined regional civil society representatives in urging ASEAN to enhance its own transparency and provide greater access to information. As a result of the forum, a set of recommendations will be sent to the government leaders attending the 18th ASEAN Summit commencing on 7 May, 2011.
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Joint Statement of Cambodian and Thai Civil Society Organizations
In the occasion of gathering of ASEAN People Forum, Cambodian and ThaiCivil Society Organizations have viewed as follows: The simmering tensions at the Cambodian-Thailand border have erupted, as soldiers from both sides have been exchanging shells and bullets. With continued fighting, villagers from border communities in both countries face great risks and are being displaced. As bilateral talks have proven ineffective, it is crucial for ASEAN leaders to play a leading role in ending the conflict.
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Focus on new media as Cambodia observes World Press Freedom Day
Marginalized sectors of society would benefit much from new media, journalists, civil society groups and UN groups agreed on 3 May 2011 as they observed World Press Freedom Day in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
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