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Asia’s dismal record on tackling war crimes is an indicator of illiberalism(44)
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The second, and possibly last, trial starts amid controversy and acrimony(4)
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The four highest-ranking members of the Khmer Rouge regime have been formally charged(14)
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The Khmers Rouges on trial: Judgment on S-21
The defendant remains stubbornly enigmatic(23)
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American politics: Nine questions for Newt Gingrich
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Trials of Khmer Rouge leaders are put off again(0)
A UN-backed tribunal finally arrests the Khmers Rouges' foreign minister(0)
The Khmer Rouge trials: Better late than never
After years of frustrating delay, the first of Pol Pot's henchmen is charged(0)
Cambodia: The good life of Ieng Sary
Justice is slow to catch up with the former Khmers Rouges(0)
Trials in Cambodia: Better late than never
A tribunal to investigate Khmer Rouge crimes takes shape(0)
Khmer Rouge leaders should answer to an international court for their crimes(0)
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Hun Sen opposes an international tribunal for the Khmers Rouges(0)
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