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LOCATION:Puck - Jersey Conference Room, 3025, 295 Lafayette Street, New York; NY 10012-9604
DESCRIPTION:Presented by New York Southeast Asia
Network, American Jewish World Service,
Wagner Office of International Programs,
and Robert L. Bernstein Institute for Human
Rights

Cambodia is currently experiencing what some
analysts are calling the greatest threat to its
democracy in a generation. In the last year,
government critics have been rounded up and
arrested on flimsy charges. In July 2016,
Cambodian activist and analyst Kem Ley was gunned
down in broad daylight, almost certainly in
retribution for his outspoken criticism of the
government.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://wagner.nyu.edu/community/events/oip-04-04-2017
SUMMARY:Democracy and Kleptocracy in Today's Cambodia
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