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Ten Aggie Law students, led by Associate Deans Cynthia Alkon & Charlotte Ku, traveled to Cambodia to explore firsthand the challenges of developing rule of law in a post-conflict environment. The students examined how the history of conflicts and genocide have impacted the Cambodian legal system. Through hands-on experience, they also investigated the issues of environmental law, land rights and labor arbitration affecting Cambodia today.
Visit a Rubber Plantation
Check out a very quick visit to a rubber plantation in Cambodia with Aggie Law students studying environmental issues and land rights, part of the field trip course "Cambodia: Building the Rule of Law."
Meeting with Busra Community in Mondulkiri
Aggie Law students met with Busra community leaders in the Mondulkiri region, a home of the Bunong people, to understand the challenges indigenous people face in obtaining land rights, community recognition and land tenure. ►Learn more.
Visit to Choeung Ek Memorial Center