We will not be moved / producer, Ian Altschwager ; Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

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"They're known as the BK13--thirteen women who live around what used to be Boeung Kak Lake, near the center of Phnom Penh. The lake has been filled in and most residents have been relocated, their houses flattened-all part of Cambodia's race to join Asia's development frenzy. While an estimated half...

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: Australian Broadcasting Corporation (Production company)
Other Authors: Altschwager, Ian (Television producer)
Daniel, Zoe (Narrator, Onscreen presenter)
Language:English
Khmer
Language and/or Writing System:
In English; some dialog in Khmer with English subtitles.
Published: [Australia] : ABC News, [2012]
Subjects:
Relocation (Housing) > Cambodia > Phnom Penh.
Housing > Cambodia > Phnom Penh.
Slums > Cambodia > Phnom Penh.
Eviction > Cambodia > Phnom Penh.
Land tenure > Cambodia > Phnom Penh.
Land tenure > Cambodia.
Cambodia > Economic conditions > 21st century.
Cambodia > Economic policy > 21st century.
Documentary television programs.
Genre:
Documentary television programs.
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Physical Description:1 streaming video file (28 min.) : digital, sound, color.
Variant Title:
Cambodia : we will not be moved.
Phnom Penh, Cambodia : we will not be moved.
Format: Electronic Video
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"They're known as the BK13--thirteen women who live around what used to be Boeung Kak Lake, near the center of Phnom Penh. The lake has been filled in and most residents have been relocated, their houses flattened-all part of Cambodia's race to join Asia's development frenzy. While an estimated half million people have been evicted across the capital city, the BK13 aren't going anywhere. They're going to defend their homes with every ounce of energy they can muster. This program follows the BK13 story as well as wider dilemmas of land use facing 21st-century Cambodia, which has yet to find a way out of the anti-ownership chaos created by the Khmer Rouge. Scenes of forced evictions, squalid relocation camps, and Phnom Penh citizens boiling over with outrage clearly illustrate the struggling Southeast Asian country's deep-rooted challenges."--DVD container.
Call Number:HV4142.3.P47 W423 2012 Online
Credits:Camera, David Leland ; editor, Nick Brenner ; research, Nina Teggarty ; executive producer, Stave Taylor.
System Details:Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Participant or Performer:
Reporter, Zoe Daniel.
Event Details:
Originally broadcast on November 27, 2012 as part of the Australian television series Foreign correspondent.
Source of Description:
Title from video home page (viewed June 11, 2014)