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Displaying 271 - 275 of 876Phnom Penh's history of displacement: Evicted communities from 1990 to 2014
Since 1990, over 29,700 Cambodian families have been evicted or displaced from their homes in Phnom Penh. This document provides a list of evicted communities, collating information on year, settlement name, description of the event and numbers of households affected. Includes maps of displaced communities and relocation sites. Available in Khmer and English.
Land allocation for social and economic land development (LASED)
A fact sheet on the involvement of the GIZ in Cambodia's social land concessions program. Since 2007, the Royal Government of Cambodia has implemented the “Land Allocation for Social and Economic Development” (LASED) program with technical support from GIZ and financial support from the World Bank. In rural areas, many households are landless and often lose their land as a result of economic and social hardship.
Comments received from the Government of Cambodia on the report of the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Cambodia, Surya P. Subedi
Royal Government of Cambodia's comments and response to the Special Rapporteur's report on the human rights situation in Cambodia. Distributed 17 September 2014.
Human security and land rights in Cambodia
The report of a project exploring human security and land rights in Cambodia. The project used a human security framework to address two questions: (1) What kind of insecurities do people in areas with land disputes have, and who is most insecure? (2) What provides people with security, and how does land policy relate to other sources of security over land? The study involved more than 400 participants in Kampong Chhnang, Ratanakiri, and Phnom Penh. The study shows that insecurity over land is about wider issues of poverty environment and livelihood insecurity.
Sub-decree No.314 on Cutting, Reclassifying and Reserving 3,268.6418 hectares of Forest Cover Land, Confiscated land and ELC in Stung Treng province.
Cutting a total land of 3,268.6418 ha in Kbal Romeas commune in Sesan district of Stung Treng province: 2,159.9393 ha from 2002 Forest Cover, 91.6542 ha from confiscated land, 589.1020 ha from ELC of SIV GUEK InvestmentCo.,Ltd, 243.7158 ha from ELC of SOPHEAK NIKA Investment Agro-Industrial Plants Co.,Ltd, 156.0460 ha from ELC of SAL SOPHEA PEANICH Co.,Ltd, 13.8454 ha from ELC of (Cambodia) Research Mining Development Co.,Ltd and 14.3391 ha from ELC of UNHNTER Trading &Development Group (Cambodia) Co.,Ltd; Reclassying 2,628.7292 ha as state private land for granting donation of owners