A policeman dragging a protester away to the waiting trucks to transport them back to their home province of Kampong Thom.By Khmerization
Police had on the morning of Sunday 6th December evicted 60 land protesters and ordered them to return home to Kampong Thom province, reports Radio Free Asia.
The protesters, with the majority of them are invalids and disabled ex-soldiers, came to protest in front of Mr. Hun Sen's house against a Vietnamese company named Tan Bien which they accused of seizing their lands at Ro-Ngieng Barracks in Santhuok district of Kampong Thom province.
Mrs. Year Soeur, an amputee, and her husband who is also an amputee, said they came to Phnom Penh to ask the Prime Minister to help them with the land dispute. "(They) said they are making great effort to helping the invalids, but now they don't help us", she said.
They said they cannot accept the resolution provided by the provincial authority because large portions of their lands are given to the Vietnamese company and they are only entitled to a plot of lands of 20 metres by 40 metres.
Mr. Sok Sambath, governor of Daun Penh district, ordered 50 policemen to round up the invalid ex-soldiers and transport them back to Kampong Thom province. At around 2 pm, police were seen forcibly dragging the protesters on to the waiting trucks and their mobile phones confiscated to prevent them from contacting human right groups.
Mr. Oeun Narin, investigator from Cambodian Centre for Human Rights, and Mr. Chan Soveth, investigator for Committee for Action, condemned the police action.
Up until now, the Kampong Thom authority had arrested 9 people at Ro-Ngieng Barracks by accusing them of "property destruction" of the Vietnamese company named Tan Bien.
Police had on the morning of Sunday 6th December evicted 60 land protesters and ordered them to return home to Kampong Thom province, reports Radio Free Asia.
The protesters, with the majority of them are invalids and disabled ex-soldiers, came to protest in front of Mr. Hun Sen's house against a Vietnamese company named Tan Bien which they accused of seizing their lands at Ro-Ngieng Barracks in Santhuok district of Kampong Thom province.
Mrs. Year Soeur, an amputee, and her husband who is also an amputee, said they came to Phnom Penh to ask the Prime Minister to help them with the land dispute. "(They) said they are making great effort to helping the invalids, but now they don't help us", she said.
They said they cannot accept the resolution provided by the provincial authority because large portions of their lands are given to the Vietnamese company and they are only entitled to a plot of lands of 20 metres by 40 metres.
Mr. Sok Sambath, governor of Daun Penh district, ordered 50 policemen to round up the invalid ex-soldiers and transport them back to Kampong Thom province. At around 2 pm, police were seen forcibly dragging the protesters on to the waiting trucks and their mobile phones confiscated to prevent them from contacting human right groups.
Mr. Oeun Narin, investigator from Cambodian Centre for Human Rights, and Mr. Chan Soveth, investigator for Committee for Action, condemned the police action.
Up until now, the Kampong Thom authority had arrested 9 people at Ro-Ngieng Barracks by accusing them of "property destruction" of the Vietnamese company named Tan Bien.
5 comments:
Hun Sen 's home was belong to my grand father ,call Vila Jasmine.
Well, I was playing and live there for some time,in the young age.
S K MONOHA of Cambodia.
SK Monoha, tell us the name of your grandfather. You should write to Hun Sen and tell him that he is a thief who stole your ancestral home and that he should return the home back to your family.
Well ,dear friend,in this house, samdech Norodom Sihanouk has come to ask the hand of my cousin sister : Afy M. for Bong DY Bellong.
That time, I was just a kid,sack hand with N.Sihanouk,call him Samdech Ouy.
Well, a just good souvenir.
And my cousin sister Afy and Bong Dy Bellong was kill by Khmer Rouge,in the French 's Ambassy.
My grand father"s home is nothing, thousand and thousand of Khmer people home has sell to Y...n people. I will not cry about this Villa Jasmine.Well, in the next Cheat, My grand-papa will have a good servant,even handicap person.
Thank dear for your sentiment.
S K MONOHA of Cambodia.France
Yes, I heard the name of Dy Bellong before. I know he is sort of important person.
Well, dear friend Anonymous beloved,This Villa Jasmine is front of Vimean Ek Ka reak,Phnom Penh.
Not at Takeo.for information only.
S K MONOHA of Cambodia.france
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