Balanced News: Cambodian police ordered to prevent spread of music video about deadly crackdown

Cambodia’s culture ministry has ordered police to prevent the spread of a music video called “Blood Workers” by a rapper that recounts a deadly government crackdown on a workers’ protest nine years ago. The video by rapper Kea Sokun shows footage of the Jan. 3, 2014 protests in Phnom Penh during which police shot four people dead and wounded nearly 40 others. Cambodia’s Culture Minister Phoeurng Sackona sent a letter to In a letter to Police Chief Neth Savoeun, and asked that he take steps to prevent the spread of “Blood Workers” on social media, citing its “inciting contents that can contribute to instability and social disorder.”