Human rights advocates keeping close eye on Cambodian courts

Updated 21 December 2012, 
Radio Australia

In Cambodia, human rights groups are claiming trumped up charges and legal bullying against two women.

Human rights advocates keeping close eye on Cambodian courts (Credit: ABC) 

Yorm Bopha and Tim Sakmony face between six months and five years in jail if found guilty of charges relating to land disputes in Phnom Penh.
Meanwhile, the acquittal of a Cambodian governor accused of shooting three factory workers during a protest has also sparked outrage from rights groups.
Presenter: Liam Cochrane
Speaker: Ou Virak, president, Cambodian Center for Human Rights
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