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Hun Sen’s Land Titles Receive Rare Praise From Germany

4 April 2013
The Cambodia Daily
Community forest / Economic land concessions and plantations / Environment and natural resources / Environmental and biodiversity protection / Ethnic minorities and indigenous people / Forest classifications / Forests and forestry / Government / Human rights / International relations / Land / Land classifications / Land policy and administration / Land tenure and land titling / National parks and wildlife sanctuaries / Public land lease / Social development
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Since Prime Minister Hun Sen announced an ambitious new plan some 10 months ago to make nearly half a million families official land owners, hardly a week goes by that a rural community does not complain of local officials trying to scam the project. But when ...

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