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• 5 mars 2010
  par LICADHO

  Press Release: Rights of Monitors Abused and Protestors Blackmailed as Crackdown on Freedom of Expression Continues Unabated

  March 5, 2010 - We the named organisations, express our deepest concern at the prevention by Dangkar district police of a demonstration by villagers against the alleged seizure of their farmland, the arrest and reported blackmail of villagers who attempted to take part in the demonstration and (...)
• 2 mars 2010
  par LICADHO

  Document: LICADHO Activity Report 2009

  LICADHO Activity Report 2009 covers LICADHO's project activities for the period 1 January 2009 to 31 December 2009. The activity report includes a summary of high profile cases and key human rights issues for the period, activity details of LICADHO’s two program offices, LICADHO human resources (...)
• 23 février 2010
  par LICADHO

  News: Stateless Ethnic Minority Khmer Krom Face Difficult Future in Cambodia

  Since December 24, 2009, LICADHO has been assisting a group of 24 Khmer Krom people after they were deported from Thailand as illegal immigrants. The Khmer Krom are an indigenous ethnic minority living mostly in southern Vietnam and Cambodia in the Mekong Delta area. The group, which includes (...)
• 5 février 2010
  par LICADHO

  News: Swiss Musicians Uplift Cambodian Prisoners

  In a touching act of compassion, ten musicians from Switzerland performed in prisons across Cambodia in January, providing a rare diversion and cause for joy among the prisoners. From January 17-30, 2010, the musicians went on a whirlwind tour, performing in 11 prisons throughout the country. (...)
• 29 janvier 2010
  par LICADHO

  News: Acid Attacks in Cambodia Continue to go Unchecked

  Acid attacks have become an increasingly common form of violence in Cambodia in recent years. This particularly vicious method of attack is generally directed against women, often by their own husbands, or the wives of their lovers, with the most common motive being jealousy or revenge for (...)
• 27 janvier 2010
  par LICADHO

  Press Release: Call for an end to violence in Preah Sihanouk's Prey Nob district

  January 27, 2010 - The Cambodian League for the Promotion and Defense of Human Rights (LICADHO) calls for an immediate end to the illegal land-clearing and military violence against families in Preah Sihanouk's Prey Nob district. The disputed land is claimed by Chinese-owned Yi Chea Company, a (...)
• 11 janvier 2010
  par LICADHO

  News: Cambodian Men Trafficked into Thailand and Malaysia

  The Cambodian League for the Promotion and Defense of Human Rights ("LICADHO"), has long sought to assist trafficked Cambodian fishermen. The following is a composite story that illustrates some of the hardship and terror that many of those trafficked victims face every day. While the names of (...)
• 22 décembre 2009
  par LICADHO

  News: 2009 International Human Rights Day Celebrated Across Cambodia

  December 10, 2009, marked the 61st anniversary of the Declaration of Human Rights. For the fifth year in a row, various NGOs and members of civil society throughout Cambodia celebrated December 10 - International Human Rights Day - by participating in activities and events in 71 separate (...)
• 9 décembre 2009
  par LICADHO

  Press Release: International Human Rights Day: We All Need Freedom of Expression and Justice

  December 9, 2009 - More than 10,000 Cambodians from communities around the country, including trade unionists,students, farmers, fishermen, musicians, youths, tuk tuk drivers, motorcycle drivers and NGO workers, will celebrate International Human Rights Day (IHRD) in their communities this (...)
• 8 décembre 2009
  par LICADHO

  News: Cambodian Teacher Convicted of Defamation in Land Dispute with School Principal

  The Prey Veng provincial court has found Neak Loeung Secondary School teacher Chin Rithy guilty of defaming the school's principal following a land dispute. The November 11, 2009, decision imposed a fine of 5 million riels (USD$1250) and ordered Chin Rithy to pay 5 million riel in compensation (...)