Three strikers slain by Cambodian police at wage demo
Crippled garment firms look to move abroad
At least three strikers were killed when police in Cambodia opened fire to break up a protest by garment workers.
Phnom Penh Municipal Police deputy head Chuon Narin claimed that three were killed and two others wounded in a suburb of the capital when police fired AK-47 rifles after several hundred workers blocking a road began burning tyres and throwing objects at them.
Police described the protesters as "anarchists destroying public and private property."
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