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May Day Photos
Chea Mony arrest (Photo SRP)
Chea Mony addressing protesters. (Photo SRP)
Protesters in front of Monument of Indepence (Photo SRP)
Cambodia garment worker holds a placard during the Labor day march in the capital Phnom Penh May 1, 2006. Riot police broke up a peaceful Labor Day march in the Cambodian capital on Monday, drawing criticism from rights activists and the opposition who reject the official line that the dispersal was to prevent traffic jams. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Cambodia opposition leader Sam Rainsy walk on the street during the Labor day march in the capital Phnom Penh May 1, 2006. Riot police broke up a peaceful Labor Day march in the Cambodian capital on Monday, drawing criticism from rights activists and the opposition who reject the official line that the dispersal was to prevent traffic jams. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Cambodia opposition party leader Sam Rainsy is greeted by his supporters on the street during the Labor day march in the capital Phnom Penh May 1, 2006. Riot police broke up a peaceful Labor Day march in the Cambodian capital on Monday, drawing criticism from rights activists and the opposition who reject the official line that the dispersal was to prevent traffic jams. (Chor Sokunthea/Reuters)
Cambodia riot police block the streets near an independent monument during a Labor day march in the capital Phnom Penh May 1, 2006. Riot police broke up a peaceful Labor Day march in the Cambodian capital on Monday, drawing criticism from rights activists and the opposition who reject the official line that the dispersal was to prevent traffic jams. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Cambodia riot police block the streets as garment workers try to push during the Labor day march in the capital Phnom Penh May 1, 2006. Riot police broke up a peaceful Labor Day march in the Cambodian capital on Monday, drawing criticism from rights activists and the opposition who reject the official line that the dispersal was to prevent traffic jams. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Chea Mony, president of the Free trade Union, celebrates with a crowd following his release after being arrested and detained for two hours at May Day rally in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Monday, May 1, 2006. Thousands of police brought the capital to a virtual standstill during a government clampdown on unauthorized May Day demonstrations. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)
The Phnom Penh riot police restrain Chhun Sothy, center, a protestor at Mayday demonstrations, for carrying a slingshot in Phnom Penh on Monday May 1, 2006. The weapon can be seen above his right shoulder. Riot police were out in force across Cambodia's capital. Chhun Sothy was the only protestor arrested, although a leading trade union leader was detained for two hours as thousands of police brought the capital to a virtual standstill during a government clampdown on unauthorized May Day demonstrations, a opposition leader Sam Rainsy said. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)
The Phnom Penh authority riot police had blocked some hundreds of demonstrators who expect to march through the National Assembly in capital Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Monday, May 1, 2006. A leading trade union leader was arrested Monday as thousands of police brought the capital to a virtual standstill during a government clampdown on unauthorized May Day demonstrations, an opposition leader Sam Rainsy said. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)
Chea Mony arrest (Photo SRP)
Chea Mony addressing protesters. (Photo SRP)
Protesters in front of Monument of Indepence (Photo SRP)
Cambodia garment worker holds a placard during the Labor day march in the capital Phnom Penh May 1, 2006. Riot police broke up a peaceful Labor Day march in the Cambodian capital on Monday, drawing criticism from rights activists and the opposition who reject the official line that the dispersal was to prevent traffic jams. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Cambodia opposition leader Sam Rainsy walk on the street during the Labor day march in the capital Phnom Penh May 1, 2006. Riot police broke up a peaceful Labor Day march in the Cambodian capital on Monday, drawing criticism from rights activists and the opposition who reject the official line that the dispersal was to prevent traffic jams. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Cambodia opposition party leader Sam Rainsy is greeted by his supporters on the street during the Labor day march in the capital Phnom Penh May 1, 2006. Riot police broke up a peaceful Labor Day march in the Cambodian capital on Monday, drawing criticism from rights activists and the opposition who reject the official line that the dispersal was to prevent traffic jams. (Chor Sokunthea/Reuters)
Cambodia riot police block the streets near an independent monument during a Labor day march in the capital Phnom Penh May 1, 2006. Riot police broke up a peaceful Labor Day march in the Cambodian capital on Monday, drawing criticism from rights activists and the opposition who reject the official line that the dispersal was to prevent traffic jams. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Cambodia riot police block the streets as garment workers try to push during the Labor day march in the capital Phnom Penh May 1, 2006. Riot police broke up a peaceful Labor Day march in the Cambodian capital on Monday, drawing criticism from rights activists and the opposition who reject the official line that the dispersal was to prevent traffic jams. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Chea Mony, president of the Free trade Union, celebrates with a crowd following his release after being arrested and detained for two hours at May Day rally in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Monday, May 1, 2006. Thousands of police brought the capital to a virtual standstill during a government clampdown on unauthorized May Day demonstrations. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)
The Phnom Penh riot police restrain Chhun Sothy, center, a protestor at Mayday demonstrations, for carrying a slingshot in Phnom Penh on Monday May 1, 2006. The weapon can be seen above his right shoulder. Riot police were out in force across Cambodia's capital. Chhun Sothy was the only protestor arrested, although a leading trade union leader was detained for two hours as thousands of police brought the capital to a virtual standstill during a government clampdown on unauthorized May Day demonstrations, a opposition leader Sam Rainsy said. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)
The Phnom Penh authority riot police had blocked some hundreds of demonstrators who expect to march through the National Assembly in capital Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Monday, May 1, 2006. A leading trade union leader was arrested Monday as thousands of police brought the capital to a virtual standstill during a government clampdown on unauthorized May Day demonstrations, an opposition leader Sam Rainsy said. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith) 
7 comments:
I am not a Christian for the record,but this is funny Hun Sen police force are afraid of sling shot
Oh dear David and Goliath legend resurrected on May Day in Nam Vang...Sling shot can blind eye that was a flash back for Hun Sen memory especially on Socialist May Day Riot then.
Let's import a better made sling shot from Taiwan
How about that!
As usual Raingsy with a new Charlie Brown nose won't miss the world to be there.
This is how stock broker makes a living buy in while it's hot and bulk rate. Then sell it when he 's stuck like early this year"new deal/attitude politic" other word cowardness.
Charlie Brown is coming and going when the tough is getting him.
step bye step...you are almost there,Mr.rainsey,We are all behind you and cheer excitely for what you 've done for our khmer people.Cheyo.....cheyo....khmer snaeha cheat,cheyo....khmer chea ty srolanh,cheyo....khmer ruom chheam,cheyo....khmer samky pheap.
ឺWay to go, Everyone!!! Bravo for the jog well done. Bravo Chea Mony, Rong Chun, Sam Rangsy, ET AL. Freedom of expression (peaceful demonstration) must be encouraged. If the government truly supports human rights, this time is the best time to show its support.
I am glad to see the Labor day march went on with no big complications. Khmer people are up to something and it is a good thing. They are slowly but steadity walking on a path. A path that one day will bring bright future to all Khmer. Keep on with your non-violent principles and your courageous march.Soon Khmers will be free and Khmers will be proud.
More power to you Mr. Sam Rainsy, Mr. Kem Sokha and to all khmers who support this non-violent protest.. It was wonderful!!!!
Congratulation Mr. Chea Mony and Mr. Sam Rainsy! For sure we Khmer people have not lost the Sam Rainsy's freedom fighting abilities at all, since the day he gave in to the Hun Sen's gangsters a bit when first returned from France.
This is old Sam Rainsy we used to know and still fighting for poor Khmer...all Khmer hopes are still with Mr. Sam Rainsy.
Per HUN SEN, he represents the small number of the rich and the powerful. This socalled elite which accounts for only 2%-5% of Khmer total population but they still manage to control the 98%-95% of Khmer. The Khmer majority must prevail over this few elite!!!
GO PEOPLE POWER GO!
GO CHEAT KHMER GO!
by KhmerKrom observer.
well, good points, my khmer heart and soul friend khemara, you genius!!.. , but don't forget the kings, the old and the new, and the funcippupets, too. they're there in srok khmer just to suck our khmer blood, thats' all.. they did nothing for the past ten years or so..I'm glad you and I got the same khmer heart, and soon many more will follow, but do not rush..like sam raingsy, and khem sokha...please keep calm or otherwise...we'll lost big ok..let just stick..on the guide line, the line that will help save our khmer from, these slve of the foreigners.
Let not to forget, they pupppets have more experienced in killing, so..watch out!!!
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