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Can Cambodia's Push for Justice Outlast the Khmer Rouge Tribunal?

For the past 15 years, a unique experiment in international justice played out in a repurposed Army headquarters on the outskirts of Phnom Penh. Hundreds of lawyers, translators, staffers and service workers mad

MIL-Evening Report: A UN-backed tribunal on Khmer Rouge crimes just confirmed the conviction of key leader Khieu Samphan. What now?

Tribunal rejects last surviving Khmer Rouge leader's appeal in final session

Khieu Samphan and two other defendants were convicted over a reign of terror that caused the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million people.

Cambodian Khmer Rouge court upholds genocide conviction for last surviving leader

Cambodia's Khmer Rouge war crimes court brought down its final verdict, upholding charges of genocide and life in prison against the regime's only living leader.

As Khmer Rouge Tribunal Plans to Wrap Up, Survivors' Healthcare Needs Remain Largely Unmet

Cambodia has long struggled to meet the mental and physical healthcare needs of its traumatized society. The $300-million, UN-backed court has done little to change that.

Khmer Rouge official on appeal denies complicity in genocide | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — The last living member of former Cambodian leader Pol Pot's inner circle denied complicity in the genocide committed under the brutal Khmer Rouge government, telling an international tribunal hearing his appeal Thursday that he was being judged as a proxy for the entire radical communist regime.

Defense: Former Cambodian official not guilty of genocide | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source

Defense: Ex-Khmer Rouge official not guilty of genocide in Cambodia

Canada can't be prosecuted for residential school crimes

UN Tribunal Split Could Signal End of Case Against Former KR Navy Commander

UN Tribunal Split Could Signal End of Case Against Former KR Navy Commander Legal experts say renewed divisions between international and Cambodian court members will likely result in dismissal of the case against Meas Muth. 02 May 2021 VOA Khmer FILE - The courtroom of the Khmer Rouge tribunal during verdict session of the Case 002/01. (Courtesy Image of ECCC) Photo: Courtesy Image Share share Print Legal experts say renewed divisions between international and Cambodian court members will likely result in dismissal of the case against Meas Muth. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The United Nations-supported tribunal in Cambodia went through another round of internal wrangling in April when international and Cambodian court members again publicly disagreed over a decision to try the former Khmer Rouge Navy Commander Meas Muth.