Cambodian garment workers, who typically arrive from the provinces to work in the capital, live four or more to a small room in crowded buildings like this one in the southeastern suburbs of Phnom Penh
Cambodian garment workers, who typically arrive from the provinces to work in the capital, live four or more to a small room in crowded buildings like this one in the southeastern suburbs of Phnom Penh
Factory workers protest after being sacked without compensation
Factory workers protest after being sacked without compensation
Hun Sen's youngest son and candidate Hun Many
Hun Sen's youngest son and candidate Hun Many
Sam Rainsy, leader of the opposition CNRP, at a rally
Sam Rainsy, leader of the opposition CNRP, at a rally
The commute to the factories is tough
The commute to the factories is tough
Garment worker Voeum Yavy
Garment worker Voeum Yavy
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Cambodia's textile workers hang by a thread under Chinese bosses

Western clothing brands profit from lower wages in Cambodia as tensions mount between Chinese factory managers and local garment workers

David Eimer

Updated: 11:09am, 27 Jul, 2013

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Cambodian garment workers, who typically arrive from the provinces to work in the capital, live four or more to a small room in crowded buildings like this one in the southeastern suburbs of Phnom Penh
Cambodian garment workers, who typically arrive from the provinces to work in the capital, live four or more to a small room in crowded buildings like this one in the southeastern suburbs of Phnom Penh
Factory workers protest after being sacked without compensation
Factory workers protest after being sacked without compensation
Hun Sen's youngest son and candidate Hun Many
Hun Sen's youngest son and candidate Hun Many
Sam Rainsy, leader of the opposition CNRP, at a rally
Sam Rainsy, leader of the opposition CNRP, at a rally
The commute to the factories is tough
The commute to the factories is tough
Garment worker Voeum Yavy
Garment worker Voeum Yavy
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