REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea : The Blue Tent community was set up for the 465 families, forcibly evicted from their prime location in Phnom Penh last year

Yum Makara (front) sits next to his brother three-year-old Yum Sophorn at their shelter in the Blue Tent community in Srah Po village northwest of Phnom Penh August 3, 2010. The Blue Tent community was set up for the 465 families, forcibly evicted from their prime location in Phnom Penh last year to make way for a private developmental in Kamdal province, who are now facing basic shortages such as toilets, clean water, electricity and health clinics. Picture taken August 3. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea

Ouch Thy, 28, sits near her children Yum Sophorn, 3, and Yum Makara (R), 1, at their shelter in the Blue Tent community in Srah Po village northwest of Phnom Penh August 3, 2010. The Blue Tent community was set up for the 465 families, forcibly evicted from their prime location in Phnom Penh last year to make way for a private developmental in Kamdal province, who are now facing basic shortages such as toilets, clean water, electricity and health clinics. Picture taken August 3. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea

Yum Sophorn, 3, receives medical treatment from the mission of the Sihanouk Hospital Center of Hope at his shelter in the Blue Tent community in Srah Po village northwest of Phnom Penh August 3, 2010. The Blue Tent community was set up for the 465 families, forcibly evicted from their prime location in Phnom Penh last year to make way for a private developmental in Kamdal province, who are now facing basic shortages such toilets, clean water, electricity and health clinics. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea

Ouch Thy, 28, sleeps with her children Yum Sophorn, 3, and Yum Makara, 1, in their shelter in the Blue Tent Community in Srah Po village northwest of Phnom Penh August 3, 2010. The Blue Tent community was set up for the 465 families, forcibly evicted from their prime location in Phnom Penh last year to make way for a private developmental in Kamdal province, who are now facing basic shortages such as toilets, clean water, electricity and health clinics. Picture taken August 3. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea

Moa Soly, 3, stands near Ouch Thy, 28, feeding her children Yum Sophorn, 3, and Yum Makara, 1, in their shelter in the Blue Tent Community in Srah Po village northwest of Phnom Penh August 3, 2010. The Blue Tent community was set up for the 465 families, forcibly evicted from their prime location in Phnom Penh last year to make way for a private developmental in Kamdal province, who are now facing basic shortages such as toilets, clean water, electricity and health clinics. Picture taken August 3. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea

Yum Sophorn (R), 3, his mother Ouch Thy, 28, and brother Yum Makara, 1, seek treatment at the Sihanouk Hospital Center of Hope in the Blue Tent Community in Srah Po village northwest of Phnom Penh August 3, 2010. The Blue Tent community was set up for the 465 families, forcibly evicted from their prime location in Phnom Penh last year to make way for a private developmental in Kamdal province, who are now facing basic shortages such as toilets, clean water, electricity and health clinics. Picture taken August 3. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea

Yum Sophorn, 3, looks from his shelter in the Blue Tent community in Srah Po village northwest of Phnom Penh August 3, 2010. The Blue Tent community was set up for the 465 families, forcibly evicted from their prime location in Phnom Penh last year to make way for a private developmental in Kamdal province, who are now facing basic shortages such as toilets, clean water, electricity and health clinics. Picture taken August 3. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea

Panna Bun (C) holds his child as his wife cooks lunch in the Blue Tent Community in Srah Po village northwest of Phnom Penh August 3, 2010. The Blue Tent community was set up for the 465 families, forcibly evicted from their prime location in Phnom Penh last year to make way for a private developmental in Kamdal province, who are now facing basic shortages such as toilets, clean water, electricity and health clinics. Picture taken August 3. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea

A Cambodian man stands with a child in their shelter in the Blue Tent Community in Srah Po village northwest of Phnom Penh August 3, 2010. The Blue Tent community was set up for the 465 families, forcibly evicted from their prime location in Phnom Penh last year to make way for a private developmental in Kamdal province, who are now facing basic shortages such as toilets, clean water, electricity and health clinics. Picture taken August 3. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea