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Photo Albums

Simultaneous Gatherings in Seoul and Phnom Penh Calling for the Release of Yorm Bopha

On the morning of May 8, 2013, Boeung Kak community activists gathered in front of the South Korean Embassy in Phnom Penh to call for the release of Boeung Kak activist Yorm Bopha, declared Prisoner of Conscience by Amnesty International earlier this year. The action was in solidarity with a similar gathering in front of the Cambodian Embassy in Seoul, where South Korean activists were joined by a visiting Boeung Kak community member. The simultaneous gatherings in the two countries each culminated in the supporters submitting letters calling for the release of Yorm Bopha to Embassy officials.

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International Labour Day 2013 in Cambodia

On May 1, 2013, between 6,000 and 7,000 garment workers, union leaders, local communities, motodops, students, NGOs and others gathered in Phnom Penh to mark International Labor Day. The group marched from Freedom Park to the National Assembly in Phnom Penh, calling for living wages, improved working conditions and for justice in the Born Samnang/Sok Sam Oeun and Chhouk Bandith cases. This album contains a selection of photos from the march.

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The Yorm Bopha Protests: 176 Days of Solidarity in Cambodia

Today is Yorm Bopha’s 176th day in Correctional Center 2, a prison on the outskirts of Phnom Penh.

Bopha is a human rights defender from the Boeung Kak community who played an active role in the movement calling for the release of the Boeung Kak 13, a group of women who were imprisoned in May 2012 for defending their land rights. The 13 were released on June 27, but Bopha was arrested on Sept. 4, 2012, and accused of beating of a man in Boeung Kak. Though she maintains her innocence, Bopha was convicted on Dec. 26, 2012, and sentenced to three years in prison.

Since Bopha’s arrest, Boeung Kak residents and other supporters have staged approximately a dozen major protests calling for her release. This photo album documents some of these events.

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Meet the Boeung Kak Lake 15

In May 2012, 15 activists from the Boeung Kak Lake community in Phnom Penh were arrested in relation to a land dispute that displaced thousands of families. Thirteen of them have been convicted and are now serving prison terms; the remaining two were released from pretrial detention on June 15 but still face charges. This photo album features photographs and biographies of each of the 15 activists.

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Free the 15: Boeung Kak Lake Children Sing for the Release of their Parents

On May 31, the children and grandchildren of "the Boeung Kak 15" - former residents of the Boeung Kak Lake community who have been jailed following a land dispute - gathered outside the Ministry of Justice to sing songs in support of their relatives.

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230 Meter Long Petition Submitted to the National Assembly in Cambodia

On the morning of December 20, 2011, at 8:30 AM, over 100 Cambodian citizens from Phnom Penh and 23 provinces peacefully unrolled a 230 meter long blue kramar petition in front of the National Assembly. The petition addressed in Khmer to the Royal Government of Cambodia from the citizens of Cambodia calls on the government to: '... halt its intention of passing the Law on Associations and Non governmental Organizations, the Law on Trades Union and the Law on Farmers' Cooperative which restrict the basic rights and freedoms of Cambodian citizens."

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Prey Lang Network Patrolling Cambodia's Forest

In early November, some 300 Prey Lang network activists traveled deep into the Prey Lang Forest to observe land clear-cut by the CRCK Development Rubber Company, which had been granted an economic land concession in the area. The activists' goal was to prevent further illegal logging of the area. The journey took several days on foot. This slideshow documents their walk.

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Boeung Kak Lake Peaceful Protest in Front of Phnom Penh Court in Cambodia

On the morning of October 18, 2011, over 200 Boeung Kak lake residents peacefully gathered in front of the Phnom Penh court to show support for six of community representatives who were summoned by the court. The summons were in relation to complaints filed by local authorities, who accused the six of defamation and of making unlawful threats and insults.

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Prey Lang Protest in Phnom Penh

On May 25 2011, demonstrators came to Phnom Penh to protest the destruction of Prey Lang forest. Recent economic concessions have put at risk the livelihood of thousands of people.

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Labor Day 2011: Celebrating the Right to Assembly

On May 1, 2011, some 3,000 Cambodians gathered in Phnom Penh to celebrate International Labor Day. This photo album documents their march from near Wat Phnom to the National Assembly.

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Chi Kreng: A Land Worth Shooting for

On March 22, 2009, 80 Chi Kreng villagers protested on the disputed land, demanding that they be allowed to farm. Authorities proceeded in shooting the protesters, resulting in four villagers injured, three of them hospitalized.

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Tuol Sambo a Cambodian AIDS Colony

The Cambodian government has created a de facto AIDS colony by relocating a group of HIV/AIDS-affected families, evicted from their homes at Borei Keila in central Phnom Penh, to live in sub-standard housing at Tuol Sambo village on the city outskirts.

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Razing Dey Krahorm: The Death of a Village

On Saturday, January 24, 2009, hundreds of police and military police helped a private company into forcefully evicting Dey Krahorm community in central Phnom Penh.

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Kampot Forced Eviction

RCAF Brigade 31 led an armed group to forcefully evict 300 families in Ta Ken commune, Chhuk district, Kampot.

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Walls that Talk - Prey Speu Social Affairs Center

Walls that Talk, messages written by former detainees in Prey Speu Social Affairs Center. Photos taken by LICADHO on November 6, 2008.

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Koh Kor Social Affairs Center

Koh Kor Social Affairs Center, an institutionalized program of unlawful detention by the government. Photos taken by LICADHO on June 17 & 19, 2008.

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Mothers and Children in Cambodian Prison Drawings

Commissioned artwork used in LICADHO's latest Cambodian prisons condition illustrates the everyday life of incarcerated mother with their child.

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Khmer Kampuchea Krom Monks Chased and Assaulted by Police

A photo collection depicting excessive use of violence by the authorities against a group of Khmer Kampuchea Krom monks who gathered in front of the Vietnamese Embassy on December 17, 2007.

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Preah Vihear Deadly Eviction Aftermaths

A collection of photos taken the first and second day passed the deadly eviction of 317 families in Preah Vihear

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Sihanoukville Development: Violent Eviction

On the morning of 20 April 2007, a mixed group of some 150 Royal Cambodian Armed Forces personnel, military police, and civilian police armed with guns, electric batons, shields and tear gas forcibly evicted 105 families from Mittapheap District, Sihanoukville

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LICADHO's Medical Team: Emergency Response

In addition to prison health program, LICADHO\'s doctors are often called for emergencies during land evictions and to relocation sites.

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Sre Ambel Land Dispute

Sre Ambel community lives under threat of losing their land over concession given to a CPP Senator.

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Women's Rights Educational Drawings

Commissioned artwork for a women's right training offered to communities on domestic violence and trafficking.

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Tonle Bassac Eviction

A day- by-day chronology in photographs of the Sambok Chap village eviction.

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May Day 2006

Recollection of Cambodian Workers' rally on International Labour Day 2006.

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Child Rights Drawing Contest

Students (aged 11 to 17) participate in art contest to celebrate Child Rights in Cambodia.

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Struggle for Freedom of Expression

A small album documenting events leading up to and following liberation of five silenced members of civil society.

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Women's Rights Office

LICADHO plays an active role in promoting the rights of women and gender awareness.

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Human Rights Education Office

The Human Rights Education office increases awareness and understanding of human rights in Cambodia through its various programs.

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Monitoring Office

The Monitoring office is at the core of LICADHO's work to promote respect for human right and rule of law in Cambodia.

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Medical Office

The care provided by the Medical office is an essential part of the services LICADHO offers to victims, providing direct treatment, interventions with the public health system, and support for the legal process.

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Project Against Torture

The Project Against Torture assists victims of torture with a comprehensive range of services for their mental and physical rehabilitation. It is the only program of its kind in Cambodia.

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Children's Rights Office

LICADHO?s Children?s Rights office promotes and defends the rights of children through its networks, monitoring and advocacy activities.

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Forms of Child Labor

The Children?s Rights Office created innovative networks to monitor communities for worst forms of child labor and trafficking.

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Children's Rights Educational Material

The Children?s Rights office created innovative educational material and a participatory learning approach to introduce child rights concepts to children as well as adults.

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Cambodian Politics and Elections

Vivid images of human rights work and a developing democracy in action.

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Cambodia

Scenes from every day life in Cambodia, and the people LICADHO serves.

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