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By Daily Mail Reporter. Cambodian police used cattle prods to stun workers protesting over pay at a factory that makes clothing for U. Police dressed in riot gear were deployed to move around 3, predominantly female workers who had blocked a road outside their factory owned by Sabrina Cambodia Garment Manufacturing in Kampong Speu province, west of the capital, Phnom Penh, in Cambodia today. Among the 23 women injured in the incident was a two-months pregnant worker who lost her child after military police pushed her to the ground, Sun Vanny, president of the Free Trade Union FTU at Sabrina said. Police clashed with around 3, predominantly female workers protesting over pay outside a factory owned by Sabrina Garment Manufacturing in Kampong Speu which makes sportswear for Nike stock image.

With a population of 15,,, Cambodia has an estimated 67, adults living with HIV, or about 0. Read more Thailand, with a much larger population, has a higher overall rate but has reduced its mother-to-child infection rate to zero; and Vietnam, largest of these countries with a population 6 times that of Cambodia, has a lower overall rate. Seyha was infected with HIV at birth from his mother. Until , mother-to-child transmission was a major cause of the rapid spread of the AIDS epidemic in many African countries. Nowadays we know that if the infected pregnant mother gets the right medication, the chance of transmission to her baby is reduced to almost zero.

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Thirty-three pregnant Cambodian women hired to act as surrogate mothers were formally charged with surrogacy and human trafficking offences. The women, who were arrested last month when police raided the illegal business, were charged on Friday at the Phnom Penh municipal court under a law that specifically targets surrogacy, which was outlawed in as Cambodia was becoming a popular destination for would-be foreign parents seeking women to give birth to their children. Acting as an intermediary between an adoptive parent and a pregnant woman carries a penalty of up to six months in prison. A Chinese man and four Cambodian women accused of managing the business were charged last week with the same offences. The man allegedly hired the women, who were put under the care of the social welfare ministry following their arrests.