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Families of Slain Cambodian Garment Workers Call for Justice

Families of garments workers shot dead on Phnom Penh streets early last month have appealed for justice. Khat Samneang is among of them. Her husband, Kim Phalleap, was one of at least four garment workers shot dead during a violent clash between striking garment workers and Cambodian government armed forces on Jan. 3. A garment worker herself, she says the loss of her husband is the loss of her future. “I want justice for my husband because he did nothing wrong," said Khat....

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