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Sand is the most exploited natural resource on earth, after water. In Cambodia, the government is using sand to fill in lakes around its capital, Phnom Penh, to create prime real estate for villas and shopping malls. Now, one community is fighting to save their homes on the city's largest natural lake.
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@ashdicolex Год назад

Ashamed that we, Cambodians can't make a change and I'm glad that Insider is making a video about this because speaking out against what's happening is dangerous here.

@anabellepreis1920 Год назад

I had no idea that people couldn't even own land until 2001!! I'm only 3min into the video and very glad I clicked on it, it's been on my recommended list for 3 weeks and I kept scrolling past it as I've never travelled further east than Montenegro. What happened in this country that went from living in a tradition way to destroying lakes locals rely on so much, to build luxury property? Who's buying the property, locals or immigrants from the west? Is the tourism growing this much?

@RikHendriksDutchCo Год назад

@@anabellepreis1920 that's hard to tell who's buying it. Foreigners can only buy property first floor and up. Or you need a company with a Khmer national and cannot own more than 49%. If I look at sihanoukville once a small seaside town, I can't believe my eyes. Same thing happened there. Now countless skeletons of unfinished large buildings are just standing there. The investors fled. In Phnom Penh a lot of condos are sitting empty. I can't wrap my head around it😕

@bongmon3127 Год назад

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@alrighty6898 Год назад

Get rid of the dictator..

@ashdicolex Год назад

@@alrighty6898 easy to say but we can't do anything. A country that is full of corruption. it's a clown show after all

@Artofwarthebookof5rings Год назад

This is so sad theyll even arrest you for speaking out about an observational evidence based issue for an entire year is disgusting especially when they are dependent upon it for there livelihood

@FrankPCarpi Год назад

Horrible

@chuktemakok7710 Год назад

fr lol

@drshin9893 Год назад

Holy shit. Make an attempt at using proper grammar…

@អាឆ្កួត-ច6ជ Год назад

or even be killed.... it is real!

@JoKrPH Год назад

Sometimes I wish we could somehow get everyone with an ethical compass out and let the rest of the world fend for itself when the world comes to an end. Just egg on how this was all their doing.

@idkidk8278 Год назад

Disgusting.. Cambodia's government should be ashamed of themselves and make things right..

@anabellepreis1920 Год назад

How many ashamed and apologetic governments have you witnessed?? They should be ashamed but never have and never will, so what's next? Holing someone will knock on your door and solve your problems or come up with a plan? The nature of people is such that no changes will be made unless their current situation is unbearable, and even then some are too lazy, have too many excuses, and end up accepting lower standards of already bad situation. That's why shwab said you will own nothing and be happy, he is counting on the majority to gradually accept living worse and worse.

@sendoh7x Год назад

They don't care. As easy as that

@chosenone5536 Год назад

They don’t care once they have the power. Just like any government officials in the world.

@rosatslesh2298 Год назад

Thank Insider for this documentary. As a Cambodian citizen, we can see clearly about what's happening. But the problem is, the freedom of expression in Cambodia has limited. Speaking out about the truth is a risk thing to do against the government. I hope to see more videos of The True Cost about Cambodia to be known more.

@BinneReitsma Год назад

Even here in the Netherlands (which should be developed by 'their' terms) we as a people are driven out of our lands and homes because of businesses plans, not to mention our farmers. Even though we are a different kind of people, we are the same, we need to fight our governments or we will face the same fate We will own nothing and 'be happy', but we won't be happy, we need to fight for our right.

@ryanbest4162 Год назад

Hier ook in Suriname!

@anabellepreis1920 Год назад

That's because people kept allowing government interfere in every aspect of society! The speech has been altered to appease certain groups, even a definition of a woman has been changed officially vocabularies! Some pawn in a form of an awkward child pressed on feelings and people then convinced their governments to tax them into poverty to stop the sun from being hot! The ones that keep pushing the boundaries will keep doing so, unless a small percentage of people that see through all the lies do something. The most awful thing is, the majority of sheep that either see how messed up this is and do nothing because they're too lazy, too dependent on the system, or don't understand anything and believe the lies to the point where they start abusing anyone that doesn't agree with the narrative they're used to. Finally, I think it's time for each person to accept a simple fact - everything that's good and bad that happened is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY and only you can make it worse or better. Stop relying others, especially government that never has or will care about you, and start surrounding yourself with people with same values and goals, form a community and grow. I don't see any other way.

@BinneReitsma Год назад

@@anabellepreis1920 working on it 🍀

@RikHendriksDutchCo Год назад

Revanche is on its way. That's why they are pushing so hard!

@BentleyBohemian_96 Год назад

Nog nie so iets in suid afrika gesien nie. Verbas dit gebeur in Netherland

@mantha911 Год назад

As a Cambodian, I'm so disappointed with landlord security and related organizations. They don't realize and are not willing to do anything to stop these. Now they started to build walls around beautiful beaches and keep them as private areas in Sihanoukville.

@anabellepreis1920 Год назад

Obviously they realize what they're doing, they just don't care, they're making money and have no serious resistance.

@AlexandreAuCambodge Год назад

@@anabellepreis1920 Clearly.

@JOJO2023s Год назад

The leaks that government turning into land was a toxic black sewage waste water. Some leak are natureal but peoples there doesn't know how to protect the nature, They release dirty water, poops into the leaks.This is not a natural water that peoples can uses or make any farm on it. The leakes also created bad environment, bad smell and damage health of the peoples living around too. So the government have to do their job to make the development. I understand what "Insider Business" worring but They're make up story and pretending love the nature by mix fake story with true story. That's not a good way and i hated to see they're trying to spread fake news to the world.

@FrankPCarpi Год назад

That's just horrible! I've never heard of anything so exploitive happening to people.

@Lenoxygen Год назад

Remember Pol Pot?

@drippy_pics9086 Год назад

But it’s okay for Saudi Arabia to do it ? These people in tin huts are in the way for progress theirs no research that shows that the displaced sand effects anything

@davidmiller9485 Год назад

Bro... You might want to look into how the Israelis treat the Palestinians.

@levismith7444 Год назад

Really!? Than you don’t even want to know what’s going on in the Congo

@andrewooi82 Год назад

You must have been only watching music videos and anime if you've never heard worst situations than this even on RU-vid

@mattheweburns Год назад

This is happening in my neighborhood in North Carolina United States. Developers intentionally flooded us hoping to buy land cheaper after the homes had been flooded

@sendoh7x Год назад

That is...kinda different but yes still bad

@JoKrPH Год назад

……is that not a class action lawsuit?

@Lennyst Год назад

@@JoKrPH good luck, I guarantee they have really good lawyers because they knew this would most likely cause a lawsuit.

@chosenone5536 Год назад

@@LennystIf they got proof. no matter how good the lawyers are.

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@felixflorian4416 Год назад

Investing appropriately today can save you a whole lot of stress in the nearest future

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@Joshua_675 Год назад

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@hemiacetal1331 Год назад

Do you ever have gay thoughts?

@Alonee3765 Год назад

That a sad problem right now because of that everytime there a big rain coming alot of road got flooded because they have nowhere to go River got fill to build more building of rich people . Thanks you for making this video

@RikHendriksDutchCo Год назад

My heart goes out to the beautiful friendly people of Cambodia who are affected - Expat in Cambodia

@mrrnorakneath3544 Год назад

Tbh they are living illegally on the bank of the lake and they are claiming it by themself.

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@pk-wp8vu Год назад

And give the land to the 14K Triad, one of the largest Chinese organized crime in the world, base in Cambodia .

@zurabmenagarishvili3433 Год назад

you showed their house, location and most important the bikes plate number, so the authorities can easily identify them if needed. then whats the point of changing names?

@jenniferseoung3619 Год назад

Thanks for sharing the topic of our beautiful country Cambodia to the world 🙏😍🇰🇭

@PM_82 Год назад

And then the rain comes and the water has no lakes to go into so they city will flood.

@RikHendriksDutchCo Год назад

Absolutely true!

@bbprime1049 Год назад

I am not on the government side but where she living is illegal. The lake belong to the public not her family. What I heard is that they will make a public park here with school and hospital. So if she can stay there illegally what make other people go grab those lake lands?

@vitocoleone9349 Год назад

This is such great journalism! Showcase real problem that was hidden away

@Brospech11 Год назад

Thank you so much for supporting our country .

@HasansWanderings Год назад

People in this country suffer a lot constantly, the standard of living is very low. The biggest problem is clean water. More than 2 million people in Cambodia lack access to safe water, and over 3 million lack access to improved sanitation. Besides, pickpocketing, smuggling and small gangs are widespread in all areas. This is especially because travelers and other investment management are not interested in Cambodia.

@roda4129 Год назад

it's a shame to invest there!!!

@anabellepreis1920 Год назад

That's because they can get away with these atrocities. I just wonder when will people have enough if it all and start doing something. All the "hope the people don't suffer too much/government should be ashamed etc" isn't working.

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@veggieboyultimate Год назад

No matter where it is, land grabbing from people is never just.

@LimHeng_Will Год назад

Thank you for producing such video content, this is a very sensitive topic and worth explore more.

@seviomari8648 Год назад

The rich and politicians are the real nightmare around the world, they are filled with greed😢😢😢

@davidgriffin9247 Год назад

Money isn't the root of all evil, politicians are

@Rosie_The_Border_Collie Год назад

This is a world wide problem. And it sucks that you need to fight against greed/money/corruption/other human beings/… it’s a tiring and unfair fight.

@anabellepreis1920 Год назад

Of course you need and have to fight to survive, you don't live in a fairytale... I don't see anyone fighting though, I see people keep on accepting more and more.

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@customerservice2575 Год назад

You also have to blame the people that buy these new houses, shop at the new malls/stores.... As long as there are "customers" this will continue

@anabellepreis1920 Год назад

Blaming always solves the problem, you're right!....

@usernamehere15 Год назад

You should come to siem reap and cover the land disputes around Angkor wat at apsara…. Thousands have to leave soon for only $300 and a plot of land 40 mins away with no water and electricity

@danechristmas6570 Год назад

If my knowledge is correct, I think there are serious flooding issues on that Mekong River and its lakes and Deltas.That's why the river people built their houses on tall stilts and live in boats. That developers would spend hundreds of millions on "reclaimed land" there is mind boggling in the first place.

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@damnuarestupid6132 Год назад

So glad to see Bong Rotha face again. He used to come to my coffee everyday before he got arrested. Love ur work.

@yuth_isme9430 Год назад

The elites in Cambodia holds many powers over the people. They can make things the way they want, and I can assume that the land that was mapped on the map that goes to the elites are just part of the city’s development. It’s a threat to the environment, but there’s nothing we can do. As a Cambodian who lives in Phnom Penh my self, seeing this is just horrific to watch. I always go to that lake, everytime I go there the land just keeps increasing in size. Government seizing property from people’s are just sad to watch. It’s a growing issue in Cambodia. We don’t have the rights to speak out, because if we do we’d me imprisoned. You need to hide the truth to survive out here…

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@beatpirate8 Год назад

I can’t believe they are forcing the surviving citizens to move. They aren’t asking for much. Just peace

@jamaljames2578 Год назад

Always watching from Georgetown Guyana south America 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

@boombot934 Год назад

Thank you❤🌹🙏 Business Insider team, for raising this environmental issues! God Almighty bless you, for helping ordinary people's voices to be heard!

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@mattheweburns Год назад

Believe it or not, they actually export to the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Something about the type of sand is better than the phone send you get in sand dunes in the desert.

@michaelweber1921 Год назад

I don't understand how people can treat their own people so bad. Greedy people are a universal disease.

@fella9293 Год назад

អរគុណសន្តិភាព

@mimimimi-sj3rq Год назад

So sad to see people suffering

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@dariiamirtalipova Год назад

Wish this piece included ways for the international community to support these residents facing forced displacement around these lakes -- like applying more pressure for the UN to investigate, boycotting cement production using sand dredging from the Mekong, or ways to support activists like Thun Rotha.

@anabellepreis1920 Год назад

Are you serious?? When will you people stop hoping and praying that any government will start caring about you, and instead do something productive for yourselves?

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@jamesawaokpanku5601 Год назад

Come to Lagos Nigeria and see that what's happening in Cambodia in the issues of sand mining along water ways is at low scale, real estate developers backed by the state has destroyed huge ecological life, forced relocation of indigenous people in that area and eventually destroyed the natural habitat of the water system.

@okinotori_5104 Год назад

I can’t believe that this is happening, as a being half Cambodian I’m feel… disappointed in what is happening

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@alexf4500 Год назад

If they wanted to protect their identity, why didn’t they blur the license plates? 5:41

@colt0110 Год назад

Doesn't seem like a good idea, it's a lake cause it's the lowest point for water to settle what happens when it rains heavily...

@kolapyellow7631 Год назад

It flood the city like a lake. It floods now when the moonsoon rain comes.

@bunseankao498 Год назад

Thanks for notify this to the world. We want to see at least more fair to local that impact from project

@mattheweburns Год назад

The way these people live is part of the appeal of coming to this country. I wonder if they would do better to move to Louisiana? It sucks that developers are pushing people out of their native lands, and it sucks worse when they’re also takes their livelihood. Infinite, eminent domain.greedy bastards

@YOU-GET-WHAT-YOU-HAVE Год назад

No matter what we say, our voices aren't heard. They wonder why the capital keeps flooding forgetting that they are covering the very thing that help the capital stay dried.

@lucioadrianomendonca2944 Год назад

Eu acompanho sites de tratores e caminhoes que fazem esses aterramentos. Cambodja Construction e outros canais mostram todo dia esse trabalho. Sempre me perguntei por que eles fazem isso.

@vitornader100 Год назад

It’s so sad to realize how similar we all are in our struggles all around the world

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@cameron3991 Год назад

Water is the most important thing on earth, your filling in lakes for shopping malls and villas what are you going to drink or fish in once you’ve filled all the lakes

@spHDfilms1 Год назад

Just another reason why I don’t wanna visit Cambodia because of the corrupted government…

@Smith.2077catlover Год назад

so many lake and river government fill up and sell land to developer

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@YoutubeBobr Год назад

Here is the problem of incompetent officials, instead of shifting the problems of settlers to business, officials have pinned these problems on the state. Do you want land? No problem - here is a list of people, they need a new place of residence, build them a house in a new place or give them a good plot. It is necessary to negotiate with these people independently. As soon as we make sure that you have solved the problems with the settlers, the lands are yours.

@waveiscool6978 Год назад

It is sad that, My fellow cambodian is going to jail just for protesting there's right and freedom 😢

@lukeh3020 Год назад

It's a magical country and the Khmer people don't deserve this after everything they've been through.

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@HeyThereU Год назад

So sad😢

@Tom_Samad Год назад

There should definitely be economic development in the developing world - but there should also be protective measures in place to protect the environment and its inhabitants. This clash is a major problem in developing countries.

@pk-wp8vu Год назад

Hello insider Business, thank you for the video. This is tragedies story. It just reminds me again of forcing Cambodians to relocate to somewhere in 1983. I thought they have a better life. People must have basic physiological essentials for survival such as place, basic medicine, food, water, oxygen, and nerve impulse. This is such a different world. I have seen the News, mostly all business and developer is a part of the 14K Triad, one of the largest Chinese organized crime in the world. US sanctions on transnational underworld activities to China’s Belt and Road Initiative. He runs highly profitable business empire across Hong Kong, Cambodia, Malaysia, Myanmar etc.

@__LSP Год назад

The word “Boeung” means lake in Cambodia. A lot of boeungs in phnom penh are filled with sand for around two decades. you will see new satellite cities popped out of those lakes. Sooner, the word boeung will be only existed in fairytale

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@__LSP Год назад

@@JOJO2023s you don’t know how important this lake is for Phnom Penh city! Of course we do water treatment but it’s costly so the government used to use this lake for flood prevention

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@Lay Sophanna Are you in Cambodia or not? Why don't you know that Japan also involves the projects with the government to help Cambodia to prevent the flood when it's heavy raining? The project also finished last year. The lake prevents flood, Are u kidding me? When the lake is fully in water and the rain keeps falling down, then it's still flooding everywhere. Do some homework to know the truth. Don't be ignorant by the fake news.

@__LSP Год назад

@@JOJO2023s You are speaking as if you are Cambodian! the project finish last year? Are you sure? You think it takes a magic trick to fill the lake? you should do some homework about collapsing of house on the river bank due to sand pumping

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@@__LSP 🤣 Go check Google if you live outside the country. How can you miss this news if you live in Cambodia? I'm speechless 🤢😂

@sovannarasong6196 Год назад

Thanks for making this video to let the world that Cambodian are suffering in silent

@shoannazareth4529 Год назад

11:17 was heart breaking Shelter is life Even dead bodies need coffins to be cremated

@techlistofficial Год назад

Thank you 🙏

@kumarsaurabh7556 Год назад

Sad! In every country sand mining is becoming a challenge to regulate including constructions along the ecological hot spots. Looks like we are writing our own doom

@peace4myheart Год назад

This will be a common issue everywhere as overpopulation becomes an issue in conjunction with corruption among the rich and powerful.

@marselse Год назад

Its not an overpopulation issue its a development of mega neighborhoods issue with corporate greed

@pixazelz Год назад

@@marselse as long as people live like that more and more then yes it is overpopulation because humans Will never changes .. we are too stupid for that and only hope for a better future is a less populated Earth which Will probably happen in the futur because of our own actions but Will come too late for the species for are already going extinct because of us

@freebiesdesign Год назад

well the natural lake is consider a national property. The Building that built in the lake is illegal. The reason people can build their houses in the lake is because of corruption.

@man2earth Год назад

Feel terrible that people are marginalized this way. I’m happy videos like this are created. Just hope the right people get the message.

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@canfunny4488 Год назад

very nice this view

@RosscoAW Год назад

Weird. It's almost like capital(ism)'s profit motive is the problem, or something.

@Elephantsss 6 месяцев назад

greed and stupidity

@user-dr2pg8fk2i Год назад

When will the world rise up against the corporations?

@dirkie9308 Год назад

Who needs water and the life it it brings when you can make more money?

@imperialkhmer6146 4 месяца назад

I went to the new stadium china built in PP where one local told me construction is going crazy over here. Everywhere you turn left and right there is construction going on. Sadly, after they had that South East Asian game event everything is totally quiet 😂😂😂😂

@BusinessDMC Год назад

Super cool!

@ogloc636 Год назад

Phnom Penh needs to focus on the crime rate first if it wants to join the elite cities in south east Asia and Asia.

@Jeyekomon Год назад

To build houses you need sand. Where will you get it from? Show me a place where sand mining does not have any consequences.

@thesilentone4024 Год назад

Its almost like the whole dam world can't figure out going up can help if done right.

@vice.nor.virtue Год назад

I've been aware of the "sand timer" problem for a few years now, but I've never witnessed in such unleashed exploitative and vicious vision of capitalism. I try my best to believe that humanity is not strictly bound to good or evil, but when I when I see such unbridled robbery of the very sand and water which people have built their lives on for hundreds of years it really makes me scratch my head at the deeply problematic and saddening potentials of the greed of humanity. Can we please just start mining asteroids, watching this happen everywhere is too much for my tiny little mind to cope with or comprehend.

@elimendez6164 Год назад

Poor lady is just trying to provide shelter for her children but they just kick her out of her house

@tomchaing2306 Год назад

some translation is wrong

@domq1543 Год назад

Cambodia government should also do something about tourist kidnaps and scams!!!

@ochoatv567 Год назад

But the people living there already dont take care of the lake the waste water goes back to the lake chemicals trash it looks horrible old houses in a beautiful lake is time for change

@carloscarrillo7000 Год назад

Send this video to the UN

@thekraken1173 Год назад

What will the UN do? Send their rapist peacekeepers? Or write a tweet about it?

@billylyf6995 Год назад

Mother nature will teach them that water has to go somewhere all this land will be flooded soon enough.

@arismy4390 Год назад

What a stupid move, burying a lake just for building

@isg342 Год назад

be smart keep nature that you surrounded with

@ruiutomy1 Год назад

This is a road to the Future Sink Holes Crises...wait to see.

@totalxxownagexx5087 Год назад

I'll activate my bankai to help

@sotsoeun3947 Год назад

Painful to watch the video but true

@Cattaaliyah Год назад

Wow this is really sad

@suryamp12 Год назад

What I’ve realized as I’ve stayed in multiple countries is that without blood there is no liberty unfortunately

@adrianchin2970 Год назад

All those corrupted high ranking peoples are making their peoples suffering for their greed.

@ounzarine5487 Год назад

I notice suffering for this country and people, is not over yet! After the bloody rule of the Khmers rouges, here people are again with threats to be evacuated from their land......as previously in the seventeenths! Nothing has changed! Poor people!

@AlexandreAuCambodge Год назад

You should add rouges, after Khmers, though. That's just the name of the people, if you don't.

@ounzarine5487 Год назад

@@AlexandreAuCambodge Ok. Thank you for the precision! Indeed, I did not know!

@teddylumidi 5 месяцев назад

I understand government's position, but they should identify native land owners and compensate them with a good job

@okinotori_5104 Год назад

I honestly don’t know what to say

@Xecrid Год назад

@5:35 yeah hid their face but shown the motorcycle's plate number. LMAO

@slapmacron Год назад

Just for extra caution and safety,Please also cover their motorcycle license number.

@bonniegierach5027 Год назад

When will the greed STOP?!

@ApolloTheGod318 Год назад

This what civilization looks like.

@LonBorey Год назад

Sad to my little country 😓

@ChhounVDawin Год назад

As a Cambodian Minecrafter I can confirm that this is how I make a living. But I don't hurt people like that.

@sincebeyondtime Год назад

as a singaporean , the 775million import should be accurate as we believe in transparency but unfortunately this is a internal country affairs that they need to deal with and sounds like we are not the only ones using the sands...hope fair remuneration is on its way for their citizens..

@anabellepreis1920 Год назад

Yes, let's hope and wait! That's the winning recipie for this....

@wancoet Год назад

yup don't bother to evaluate your supplier as long as your need is fulfilled

@sincebeyondtime Год назад

@@wancoet is just business, if this were to stop now. Much more will suffered due to job crisis on both side.

@sincebeyondtime Год назад

@@julm7744 well obviously you're missing the point but is alright. Too narrowly thoughts, is more than just a game of scam fyi.

@subtohell4427 Год назад

Wherever encroachment happens, the nature will find its way course. There are many precedences in the past. The encroachers may be happy for the brief success, but at the time of monsoons they are going to suffer at the crazy level. 👍🏻 Don't worry, even fellow humans betray us but nature won't 👍🏻

@JOJO2023s Год назад

@faryghiff5373 Год назад

This is really sad, greediness of official beyond imagination 🤯

@gosnooky 4 месяца назад

This sure pulls at the heartstrings. But here's what the documentary didn't tell you: These people are squatting illegally. They were offered small parcels of land about 60km away on a much cleaner lake on land owned by the same person who owns the land currently being reworked. The city is very quickly growing, and there needs to be development to grow the economy - Phnom Penh is set to double in population by 2040. The people that refused to move are just cutting off their noses to spite their faces, and would rather live on a polluted lake behind new developments than acquiesce and move to a better place further away from the growing city. Eminent domain happens in lots of places, and squatters need to realize that they have no rights to the land, no matter how long they've lived on it.