Cambodia: World Heritage Committee must ensure UNESCO decision addresses Angkor forced evictions

By Amnesty International

Member states at next week’s UNESCO World Heritage Committee must address human rights violations carried out by Cambodian authorities affecting thousands of families at the Angkor historical site, Amnesty International said. A UNESCO World Heritage Centre draft decision on the site was issued ahead of the UN agency’s 46th World Heritage Committee session, which takes […] The post Cambodia: World Heritage Committee must ensure UNESCO decision addresses Angkor forced evictions appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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