Khouth Sophakchakrya
The Phnom Penh Post
Boeung Kak Lake
REPRESENTATIVES of about 200 residents of the Boeung Kak Lake area plan to submit a letter to City Hall today requesting permission to stage a 10-day protest at the newly established demonstration zone in Phnom Penh.
Ly Mom, a representative from Srah Chak commune’s Village 24, said residents hoped the planned protest would draw attention to an ongoing dispute with development company Shukaku Inc.
“We want to ask the leader of the government to give us the land titles and stop Shukaku Inc pumping sand to submerge our homes,” she said. “We expect that [Phnom Penh] governor Keb Chuktema will give us permission.”
She added, however, that residents planned to stage the protest – set to begin on December 10, which is International Human Rights Day – regardless of whether or not they received permission from City Hall.
Keb Chuktema and other City Hall officials said they were too busy to comment yesterday.
The capital’s demonstration zone opened in November.
3 comments:
Make sure you curse ah Kwack Hun xen and tugs the most harsh curse you ever think of!
រាស្ត្រខ្មែរជាមនុស្សល្ងង់បំផុតនៅក្នុងពិភពលោក
នេះ មិនដឹងថា ហ៊ុនសែននឹងប៊ុន រ៉ានី ជាមនុស្សបង្ក
បង្កើតរឿងទេ ខំយករូប ពួកខ្មោច ពួកបីសាចទាំងនោះមកកាន់តវ៉ា
stop holding their pictures
ឈប់ភ្លើរទៀតទៅ!
ឈប់ភ្លើរទៀតទៅ!
ឈប់ភ្លើរទៀតទៅ!
ឈប់ភ្លើរទៀតទៅ!
ឈប់ភ្លើរទៀតទៅ!
ឈប់គាំទ្រវាទៀតទៅ!
ឈប់គាំទ្រវាទៀតទៅ!
ឈប់គាំទ្រវាទៀតទៅ!
ឈប់គាំទ្រវាទៀតទៅ!
ឈប់គាំទ្រវាទៀតទៅ!
Cursing means nothings to Hun Sen and his clans.If someone cursed them what they did back are sneaking or killing you,or stealing your things.
Khmer Boeng Tra bek should say,"stop grabbing my land"Where is the justice for all of us.Where is the truth;Where are the rules of laws:where is the responsibilty of the govt; where is the good management to their own people;what is the duty of govt to help Khmer Boeng Trabek.
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