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24 Jul 2022 | 07:26 AM UTC

Cambodia: Casino workers to likely stage additional demonstrations in Phnom Penh as of July 24

Casino workers to likely hold further protests in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, as of July 24. Clashes possible.

Informational

Event

Employees of the NagaWorld casino and integrated resort will likely hold additional protests in Phnom Penh as of July 24. The purpose of the action is to demand improved working conditions. Possible protest sites include the NagaWorld facilities, government buildings, prominent roadways, and parks. Dozens to hundreds of people may take part in any upcoming gathering.

Authorities will almost certainly impose heightened security measures and respond promptly to any further rallies. Localized transport and business disruptions may occur, especially if there is a high turnout or if the demonstrators occupy nearby streets. Clashes are possible during any gatherings if police forcibly disperse protesters or if demonstrators attempt to breach security barriers; security personnel forcibly dispersed a rally nearby the NagaWorld premises, reportedly injuring several casino employees, July 22.

Advice

Avoid any further demonstrations due to possible clashes. Seek updated information from local contacts on any rally plans and related disruptions, as organizers may not announce details in advance. Plan for possible localized road closures and business disruptions during any gathering. If any violence erupts nearby, immediately depart the area and seek shelter at a non-governmental building. Heed all official traffic and security advisories.