Siem Reap provincial authorities on Monday met with representatives of workers in the Cambodian Cultural Village who continued to protest unpaid wages.
The workers gathered to renew their protest at the well-known tourist destination after they agreed to stop during the replacement Khmer New Year Holiday. The first protest occurred on August 14.
Worker representative Lim Sopha said they are demanding that employers return to the negotiating table with trade unions honestly, retain the artistic office and the roles of workers who work at the office, and pay back wages and a daily $25 food allowance which the company cut.
