This issue has been hot since I was Cambodia. I’ve seen articles and reports about it but never had I seen such live pictures.. Pictures truly paint a thousand words. It pains me to see how bad our poor people have suffered and how serious social inequality is getting. O my poor Cambodia! O my dear people!
How could things be so disheartening…? When will all of such social injustice end? 
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This is a shame for our government.
Comment by Vichea — Wednesday, December 13, 2006 @ 3:54 PM
Everytime I come to think about it, I feel so listless. It’s hurt and every fly I’m on above our dreadfully drought land, I am stabbed in the heart. Mongkol, I hear myself screaming sadly the same expression you’ve made there.
Comment by chanbopha — Wednesday, December 13, 2006 @ 10:15 PM
We all shared the same feeling. I’m so torn. Speechless
Comment by vanak — Thursday, December 14, 2006 @ 1:02 AM
[...] Mongkol links to videos of land eviction in Cambodia and says “It pains me to see how bad our poor people have suffered and how serious social inequality is getting”. The Cambodian government is ignoring the interest of the people and clearing land eying the investment it might bring in. Preetam Rai [...]
Pingback by Global Voices Online » Blog Archive » Cambodia: Land Evictions — Thursday, December 14, 2006 @ 2:36 AM
so sad for poor cambodians evected to new location without schools, marketplace, and on so.
Comment by vutha — Thursday, December 14, 2006 @ 5:09 AM
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[...] and Evictions in 2006. In the absence of citizen-filmed footage of evictions, blogger Mongkol linked to a TV documentary showing the extent of forced evictions in [...]
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[...] and Evictions in 2006. In the absence of citizen-filmed footage of evictions, blogger Mongkol linked to a TV documentary showing the extent of forced evictions in [...]
Pingback by Caught On Camera: Human Rights Videos on GV [via GV/WITNESS] « The Hub - the global platform for human rights media and activism — Wednesday, October 31, 2007 @ 2:18 PM
i am SO glad this is in english. i will share this with my friends on facebook… i will post this on groups, write notes. what else can i do? does the UN know about this?
please tell me.. what else can i do?
Comment by Sophie — Monday, July 7, 2008 @ 10:58 PM