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Cambodia's 'freedom park' law curbed right to protest
Original: How Cambodia’s law on ‘freedom parks’ curtailed people’s right to protest
Cambodia's law governing so-called 'freedom parks' has restricted citizens' ability to assemble and protest, according to reporting by Global Voices. The law, nominally designed to designate spaces for public demonstrations, has in practice been used to limit where and how people can voice dissent, drawing criticism from rights observers concerned about shrinking civic space in the country.
Why now: Renewed attention to how Cambodia's protest legislation restricts freedom of assembly and expression.
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