Cambodia: Investigate protest killings by security forces

Headline Title: Cambodia: Investigate protest killings by security forces 03 January 2014 Cambodian authorities must hold security forces to account for today’s killing of at least four people at a protest by garment workers that turned violent in the capital Phnom Penh, Amnesty International said. “Today’s tragic violence must be investigated and those responsible for deaths and injuries held to account,” said Rupert Abbott, Amnesty International’s Cambodia Researcher. “The Cambodian government has to rein in its security forces. Today’s events sadly echo other recent incidents…

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