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Ex-Finance Minister’s Sister Buys Up More Ethnic Jarai Lands

15 October 2013
The Cambodia Daily
Community forest / Environment and natural resources / Environmental and biodiversity protection / Ethnic minorities and indigenous people / Forest classifications / Forests and forestry / Judiciary and courts / Land / Land classifications / Land tenure and land titling / Law and judiciary / National parks and wildlife sanctuaries / Protected forest / Social development
Adhoc / Dork Sar / Jarai / Keat Chho / Keat Kolney / Kong Thom village / Kong Yu village / Lom village / Ministry of Land Management / Pao Ham Phan / Ratanakkiri provincial court / Rochom Lich

About 50 ethnic Jarai families in Ratanakkiri province’s O’Yadaw district have sold their farmland and part of the forests their culture depends on to the sister of former Finance Minister Keat Chhon, rights group Adhoc said Monday. Last year, the ethnic minority Jarai in the district ...

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http://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/ex-finance-ministers-sister-buys-up-more-ethnic-jarai-lands-45093/

Despite Land Loss, Minorities Back Status Quo

15 July 2013
The Cambodia Daily
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Romam Gvin could be described as a counterintuitive voter. Intuition might lead you to believe that Mr. Gvin blames the government for the loss of his land to the Vietnamese rubber company that now owns everything for as far as the eye can see here in ...

http://www.cambodiadaily.com/elections/despite-land-loss-minorities-back-status-quo-34786/

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