Mother Nature Cambodia Activists Imprisoned for Over Two Years Without Appeal Hearing
Five activists from Cambodia's leading environmental group, Mother Nature Cambodia, remain unjustly imprisoned for their activism. Over two years have passed since their incarceration, with no appeal hearing held. The international community calls for their immediate release.
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