Banging at the Bank’s Gates…
Two Boeung Kak Lake communities (here and here), one already evicted and the other under threat of an eviction, the Borei Keila community (here) and representatives of the Pochentong community requested a meeting with the World Bank related to its re-engagement with the governement after the bank suspended its lendings in 2011 in view of the situation at Boeung Kak Lake. At the time I left 8 representatives were going to be allowed inside to discuss their concerns.
This is a follow-up post on the ‘Quest for Land‘ story which is available as an iApp on iTunes.
CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 20/12/2012: 4 different communities under threat of an eviction requesting a meeting with the World Bank representative relative to the bank’s re-engagement with the governement after a suspension triggered by the locked situation at Boeung kak Lake.
CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 20/12/2012: Tep Vanny, Boeung Kak Lake representative, on the phone while 4 different communities under threat of an eviction are requesting a meeting with the World Bank representative relative to the bank’s re-engagement with the governement after a suspension triggered by the locked situation at Boeung kak Lake.
CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 20/12/2012: 4 different communities under threat of an eviction requesting a meeting with the World Bank representative relative to the bank’s re-engagement with the governement after a suspension triggered by the locked situation at Boeung kak Lake.
CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 20/12/2012: 4 different communities under threat of an eviction requesting a meeting with the World Bank representative relative to the bank’s re-engagement with the governement after a suspension triggered by the locked situation at Boeung kak Lake.