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Experts: Perceived Injustice Fuels Mob Justice in Cambodia

Videos of a mob beating last week went viral on Cambodian social media as police quelled the violence. The videos show a man attempting to flee from the scene of an accident that left three dead on Phnom Penh's Monivong Boulevard. A mob pursues him as he drives on the wrong side of the street before being dragged from his car and beaten until police arrive. The driver, hospitalized with serious injuries, survived. On Friday, villagers armed with machetes circled the home of a...

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