Cambodia Faces History
2009-03-26
Thirty years after the murderous Khmer Rouge were toppled from power, Cambodians will finally see several leaders of the regime brought to justice before an international tribunal.
Background: History of the Khmer Rouge
Background: War Crimes Tribunals in History
International War Crimes Tribunals are courts of law established to try those accused of committing atrocities and crimes against humanity during war time. These include genocide, torture and rape.
Selection of news in English
- Drought Threatens Mekong Crops
- Stabbings Reported in Xinjiang
- Sam Rainsy Jailed 'In Absentia'
- More Death Sentences for Riots
- Cambodia’s Drug Treatment Slammed
- More Xinjiang Death Sentences
- Deported Uyghur Had Cambodian Visa
- Protest Over Deportations
- Uyghurs Sent Back to China
- Cambodia May Send Uyghurs Back
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