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On Coast, Chinese Development Pushes Thousands From Land

27 July 2013
VOA Khmer
Economy and commerce / Environment and natural resources / Land / Land tenure and land titling / Marine and coastal areas / Water resources
biodiversity / Botumsakor district / Cardamom Mountains / Chamlong Kor village / China's Union Development Group / Chinese companies / compensation / crops / Disputed Land / Electricity / environment / environmental destruction / evictions / Fishing / forced evictions / Forests / In Sophy / Infrastructure / Kirisakor district / Koh Kong / Koh Kong Province / land / land conflicts / land disputes / Land policy and administration / Li Zhi Xuan / Peam Kay village / Plantations / Real estate / Resort / rice / seaports / sugar plantations / Tani village / timber / Tourism / Union Development / Union Development Group / water / Wood

Thousands of villagers in a remote district of the coastal province of Koh Kong have been evicted or are facing eviction in the face of a Chinese resort development project. Some families have moved unwillingly to relocation sites. But others are refusing to leave, setting the ...

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