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Executive
Summary
Chapter
I.
Overview of Project, Expected Problems, and NGO Responses
1.1
Project Background
1.2
Lessons from Past Road Projects in Cambodia
1.3
NGO Advocacy to JICA for Prevention of Further Impoverishment
Chapter
II.Findings
from RAN’s Counter Survey
2.1
Brief Explanation of RAN’s Counter Survey to the PAP’s Survey
2.2
Findings
Chapter
III.
Analysis of the Application of JICA’s New Guidelines
3.1
JICA’s New Guidelines and this project
3.2
Violation of Involuntary Resettlement Clause—People will be
impoverished
3.3
Violation of Social Acceptability Clause—People were forced to
agree
3.4
Violation of Human Rights Clause—People cannot secure their
rights
3.5
Violation of Meaningful Participation Clause—People’s voices
are ignored
3.6 Violation of Standards—People need Legal Standards
3.7
Conclusion
Chapter
IV
Recommendations
1.
Prevent Intimidation and Secure Free and Informed Consent (or Dissent)
2.
Ensure that sufficient compensation...
3.
Secure Information Disclosure and Meaningful Participation
4.
Establish Grievance Mechanism
References
Appendices
A1.
Objectives and Method of RAN’s Counter Survey to the PAP’s
Survey
A2.
Survey Questionnaire for RAN Research on PAP’s Survey
A3. Letter from Legal Aid of Cambodia to Ministry of
Foreign Affairs Japan
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