Part of the following timelines
Cambodia: Phnom Penh Sugar Director welcomes “objective look” at company’s work but prefers any probe on alleged abuses be in company’s hands rather than the EU
Koh Kong sugar plantation lawsuits (re Cambodia)
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Cambodia: Tate & Lyle settle human rights abuses and land grabs associated with sugar production out of court
After the military seized land in the Koh Kong province for sugar production in 2006, residents and families were subjected to child labour, arson, poor working conditions and general violence.
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Tate & Lyle refuses to pay compensation for land taken from Cambodian farmers by sugar supplier
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Cambodia: About 100 community representatives seek intervention for their compensation from a UK company - Tate & Lyle
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Cambodia: Villagers ask local authorities to solve land dispute with Koh Kong Sugar & Koh Kong Plantation companies
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National Human Rights Commission of Thailand promotes human rights in transboundary investments
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Natl. Human Rights Commission of Thailand confirms human rights abuses in Koh Kong sugar plantation in Cambodia
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Cambodia: Evictees in land dispute claim Thai company made them sign compensation agreements they can’t read – includes company comments
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Cambodians claim land grabs are crime against humanity [Subscription only]
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Cambodia: Tate & Lyle Sugar’s offer of new land & money reportedly rejected by villagers; UK lawsuit set to proceed
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Cambodia: Tate & Lyle resigns from Bonsucro; company claims pending UK lawsuit makes them unable to “play an active role” in the initiative
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[PDF] Tate & Lyle Sugars response
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Ministries to Help Farmers Hurt by Sugar Plantations [Cambodia]
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EU Parliamentarian Probes Sugar Plantations in Cambodia
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Thai Sugar Firm Meets With Koh Kong Evictees
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Group Considers Complaint Against Sugar Giant [Cambodia]
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Second Sugar Firm Taken to Thai Human Rights Commission [Cambodia]
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Private property, public greed in Cambodia
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Cambodia farmers launch action against Tate & Lyle
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