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Really ugly scenes in Phnom Penh LIVE MONDAY

geovalin
geovalin
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Kevin Doyle @doyle_kevin

as nasty things are happening RIGHT NOW

  1. Phnom Penh district security targeted bystanders at Mu Sochua demo this morning likely because they could not directly attack a lawmaker

  2. Bystander with head wound after unprovoked attack on people watching/reporting Mu Sochua passive resistance protest pic.twitter.com/zQdjiUhXm4

  3. Cambodia opposition lawmaker & former Minister Women's Affairs Mu Sochua carried out of public square short time ago pic.twitter.com/4yxKgH92j7

  4. After opposition lawmaker Mu Sochua was carried out of closed-off public square she was forced up against metal fence pic.twitter.com/tEJb4SLGMm

  5. Victim shortly after attack by civilian thugs of district security in Phnom Penh - new level of callous violence pic.twitter.com/ZniNLUy7c0

  6. District security Phnom Penh continue to attack man on ground. Woman with camera tries to protect him from onslaught pic.twitter.com/7PabMfYHqb

  7. Victim no.4 of unprovoked attack by Phnom Penh district security pic.twitter.com/jLQmM5Fspa

  9. District security Phnom Penh attacked in pack with batons & hitting near-unconscious victims already on the ground. Stomping on them too

  10. Really ugly scenes in Phnom Penh as district security attack bystanders/people with cameras documenting opposition lawmakers lone protest

  11. One of 4 bystanders beaten bloody by district security thugs Phnom Penh as opposition lawmaker enter public square pic.twitter.com/xintvmDMy4

  12. Opposition lawmaker slips into closed-off public square Phnom Penh then accosted and roughly lifted out of area pic.twitter.com/yPApEflyv1

  13. Journalists gather at square in Phnom Penh in anticipation of opposition lawmaker's attempt to enter public space closed off by police

  14. District security Phnom Penh move in truck with loudspeakers & order reporters/bystanders away from trash-strewn square now closed to public

  15. Civilian thugs of Phnom Penh's district security doing their thuggish stuff (again) at the not-so-public square near the US embassy

ThaiVisa, c'est aussi en français

ThaiVisa, it's also in French

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The new year brings renewed violence at Freedom Park
Published on April 21, 2014

This morning, security guards attacked Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) youths, local and foreign journalists, and NGO workers, as they gathered for Mu Sochua's latest attempt to enter Freedom Park. LICADHO provided medical treatment to seven people following the unprovoked assault. Two had open wounds which required stitches and one had a severely bloodied ear. Mu Sochua herself was carried from the park by security guards and received minor injuries.

This is elected CNRP law-maker Mu Sochua's sixth attempt to enter the park since the Phnom Penh municipality banned public gatherings in early January. Her previous attempts have also been brought to a swift end by security forces. She is conducting the protests to draw attention to the lack of freedom of expression in the country.

ThaiVisa, c'est aussi en français

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