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Cambodia: Save Boeung Kak Campaign

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Written byMong Palatino
Posted 6 March 2011 8:33 GMT

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The Save Boeung Kak Campaign website provides updates and news reports of the struggle of Phnom Penh residents to defend their land and housing rights as the Cambodia government prepares to develop the Boeung Kok area for commercial purposes.

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A small portrait of Mong Palatino
Written byMong Palatino

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  • Jan

    I’d like to understand what the world banks response was to your letter?

    please reply, i am writing an assignment about the World Bank and your situation!

    31 May 2011, 12:50 pm
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    […] parts of the city; went to the museum; tried to drive a cyclo; checked out the backpacker area in boeung kak; had massages; hung out and drank cocktails in the colonial luxury of the foreign correspondants […]

    30 August 2011, 6:39 am

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