PHNOM PENH, 28 December 2012 (The Cambodia Herald) - Free Trade Union of Workers President
Chea Mony has announced plans to protest the dropping of charges
against former Bavet governor Chhouk Bandith.
The former governor was accused of seriously injuring three women when he opened fire on striking workers in Bavet in February.
In a letter to Phnom Penh Governor Kep Chuktema, Chea Mony said the union would lead about 1,000 workers at Democracy Park on January 27 to protest against last week's verdict of the Svay Rieng Provincial Court.
Prosecutor Hing Bun Chea said he decided to drop the charge against Chhouk Bandith due to lack of evidence.
The three victims of the shooting were Nuth Sakhorn, 21, Bout Chinda, 23 and Keo Nea, 16.
The former governor was accused of seriously injuring three women when he opened fire on striking workers in Bavet in February.
In a letter to Phnom Penh Governor Kep Chuktema, Chea Mony said the union would lead about 1,000 workers at Democracy Park on January 27 to protest against last week's verdict of the Svay Rieng Provincial Court.
Prosecutor Hing Bun Chea said he decided to drop the charge against Chhouk Bandith due to lack of evidence.
The three victims of the shooting were Nuth Sakhorn, 21, Bout Chinda, 23 and Keo Nea, 16.
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