In Cambodia, Immigrant's Death Sparks Reform Debate

Cambodian rights workers are calling on the government to reform its immigration policies following the mob beating death of a Vietnamese man.   Activists say the death of Nguyen Van Chyen, who was killed in Phnom Penh following a traffic accident last month, underscores an underlying problem of racism in Cambodia.   Some analysts say immigration reform could help reduce tensions and dampen anti-Vietnamese sentiment.   Am Sam Ath, technical supervisor for the rights...

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