PHNOM PENH - In Cambodia, three people died and others were wounded Friday when police opened fire on a demonstration in Phnom Penh where garment workers are demanding higher wages.
Witnesses say police fired assault rifles at the protesters after they blocked a road and hurled stones at police.
The incident is the latest in a string of clashes between demonstrators and security forces.
On Thursday, at least 20 people, including 15 monks, were wounded in a crackdown on striking garment workers after a special military unit was called in to clear the demonstrators.
Witnesses say police fired assault rifles at the protesters after they blocked a road and hurled stones at police.
The incident is the latest in a string of clashes between demonstrators and security forces.
On Thursday, at least 20 people, including 15 monks, were wounded in a crackdown on striking garment workers after a special military unit was called in to clear the demonstrators.
Cambodian Protesters Clash With Police
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Workers, Police Clash, Leaving 3 Dead in Cambodia