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Cambodia: shrinking forests breed violence

12 November 2012
Global Post
Civil society / Crime and law enforcement / Environment and natural resources / Environment and natural resources policy and administration / Forest cover / Forest policy and administration / Forest products / Forests and forestry / Government / Human rights / Land / Land policy and administration / Land tenure and land titling / Law and judiciary / Laws and regulations / Logging and timber / Public land lease / Social development
Adhoc / Cambodia / Cambodian Council of Ministers / captain Ing Sieng Lay / cashew nut plantation / Chut Wutty / environmental activist / Environmental Investigation Agency / Global Witness / Hang Serei Oudom / illegal logging / illegal timber trade / Kratie Province / Luxury wood species / Mam Sonando / Mekong region countries / Pen Bonnar / Phay Siphan / Ratanakkiri Province / rosewood / timber / UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization / Vorakchun Khmer Daily

Hang Serei Oudom told his 7-month pregnant wife that he was going out to meet a source. A journalist for Vorakchun Khmer Daily, he was investigating illegal logging for luxury woods in the jungles of Cambodia’s northeastern Ratanakkiri province. Three days later, on Sept. 11, he ...

http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/regions/asia-pacific/cambodia/121008/cambodia-forests-violence-activists-environment

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