Hun Sen Urges Understanding for Khmer Rouge Leaders' Defense Teams
The two former Khmer Rouge leaders are currently in the midst of the second and final trial phase at the UN-backed court.
US Reflects on Civil Rights
U.S. President Barack Obama and former president George W. Bush participated Saturday in the 50th anniversary observance of the beating of peaceful civil rights demonstrators by police in Selma, Alabama.
Khmer Rouge Tribunal Witness Warned Against Perjury
During questioning Monday, prosecutor Nicholas Koumjian reminder witness Neang Ouch he had sworn an oath and could be charged with perjury.
Rights Groups Welcome Charges Against Khmer Rouge Suspects
Neither Im Chaem nor Meas Muth have been arrested, for example, despite the charges against them.
History of Anlong Veng-A Lesson for Other Communities
Anlong Veng was the last stronghold of the Khmer Rouge. It was home to the top Khmer Rouge leaders such as Pol Pol, Nuon Chea and Ta Mok. But do you know much about its history?
Named Suspect Says She Will Not Cooperate With Tribunal
In an interview with VOA Khmer Wednesday, she said she has been wrongly accused.
Two Former Khmer Rouge Cadre Charged by Tribunal
The suspects are part of two ongoing cases at the UN-backed court that Prime Minister Hun Sen and other senior officials oppose—and that court observers fear may never be completed.
Unclaimed Urns Moved To Shelves, Search for Families Continues
Some 500 urns are now listed, with dates from 1970 to 1990.
Witness Describes US Role in Khmer Rouge Politics
This phase of the trial is wide reaching, and will in part help many Cambodians understand the history and workings of the secretive regime.
At Tribunal, American Witness Describes 1978 Khmer Rouge
Elizabeth Becker told the court Monday she was not allowed to walk around and had to be escorted in a car.
Former Post Correspondent To Testify at Khmer Rouge Tribunal
Becker was one of the few journalists allowed into Cambodia following the takeover of the Khmer Rouge.
"The Substance of Actions" by Youk Chhang
Chhang Youk, the executive director of the Documentation Center of Cambodia, has for many years helped documented the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge and has been key to the functioning of the Khmer Rouge tribunal. This is an essay he wrote recently to mark international Holocaust Remembrance Day.