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Gender Inequality Seen in Bavet Shooting Case
VOA, 2012-12-28
Three women injured in a shooting on garment factory workers in February say the court of Svay Rieng province has failed them.
Cambodian Courts Under Fire
RFA, 2012-12-27
Rights groups slam the verdicts on two court cases, saying 2012 is the worst year in a decade for rule of law in Cambodia.
Land activists targeted, rights groups say
PPP, 2012-12-26
Prominent female land activists Tim Sakmony and Yorm Bopha, who have been locked in Prey Sar prison since their arrest in early September, will face court today on charges rights groups say have been fabricated to stop them and others from protesting.
Chan Soveth avoids detention but still faces charges
PPP, 2012-12-25
Senior Adhoc investigator Chan Soveth avoided detention yesterday following questioning at the Phnom Penh Municipal Court, but the investigating judge refused to drop the charge of aiding a perpetrator.
UK lawyers help Cambodia with LGBT rights
GAYSTARNEWS, 2012-12-22
'Without legal protection that specifically protects them from discrimination based on their sexual orientation and/or gender identity, LGBT people in developing countries are less able to access the same human rights that everyone else takes for granted,' said CCHR's Theng Chamnan.
Outcry as Cambodia protest shooting charges dropped
Cambodia Herald, 2012-12-20
Ou Virak, president of the Cambodian Centre for Human Rights, said he was "disgusted at the level of impunity" in Cambodia, adding Puma would have to re-think their investment in the country.
Outcry as Cambodia protest shooting charges dropped
Peninsula, 2012-12-20
Ou Virak, president of the Cambodian Centre for Human Rights, said he was “disgusted at the level of impunity” in Cambodia, adding Puma would have to re-think their investment in the country.
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