February 7, 2014

Activist speaks on prospect of revolution in Cambodia

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Virak Ou, human rights activist, speaks on the prospect of revolution in Cambodia. Photo taken in Encina Hall at Stanford University.
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Christian Ollano

At a CDDRL event on February 3, human rights activist Virak Ou, president of the Cambodian Center for Human Rights, discussed the recent protests in Cambodia, addressing the potential conditions for revolution.

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