UNESCO Urged to Condemn Angkor Evictions
Amnesty calls for UNESCO to condemn Cambodia's evictions in Angkor, despite government claims of legality, citing human rights violations. #southeastasianarchaeology ...
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Amnesty calls for UNESCO to condemn Cambodia's evictions in Angkor, despite government claims of legality, citing human rights violations. #southeastasianarchaeology ...
Relocation from Cambodia's Angkor site to Run Ta Ek, criticized as a human rights violation, faces infrastructural and economic challenges, ...
Rebuttal to Amnesty's claims on Angkor Park: rehousing of squatters was part of heritage conservation, with ample support and legal ...
Cambodia defends its relocation of individuals around Angkor Wat against allegations of forced evictions, stating it targets squatters, not traditional ...
Amnesty International reports forced evictions of 10,000 families at Angkor Wat, exposing UNESCO's failure in protecting rights.
Cambodian PM Hun Manet oversees the voluntary relocation of 9,900 families from Angkor Park to preserve the UNESCO-listed site, balancing ...
via Khmer Times, 20 November 2023: Amnesty International has accused Cambodia of violating international law by forcibly evicting around 10,000 ...
via Amnesty International, 14 November 2023 and various sources: Amnesty International raises human rights concerns and alleges that some 10,000 ...
via Bangkok Post, 28 September 2023: This editorial in the Bangkok Post argues that while Si Thep's recent UNESCO World ...
via Bangkok Post, 21 September 2023: The UNESCO World Heritage designation for Si Thep Historical Park in Thailand brings both ...
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