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Musa Kika said their client wants to exercise his constitutional rights to be consulted.

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In a bid to raise awareness about the history of S-21 and the crimes of the Khmer Rouge, back in 2014 the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum set up a mobile exhibition called Three-Colour Building that has travelled to public and private schools in the capital, provincial towns and rural parts of the provinces on its mission to educate schoolchildren.

The troops wanted to avert attack on the law school by terrorists but they fell into ambush due to apparent limited knowledge of the terrain.

The attacks are planned to be carried out successively, first, in Gusau, then Birnin Kebbi, and finally Katsina, the military told the correctional service

The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC), commonly known as the Khmer Rouge Tribunal, helps bring justice to Cambodian victims through accountability by trying senior Khmer Rouge leaders, and helps Cambodia build important groundworks to prevent mass atrocities.

The war against terrorism is never won with its sympathisers plodding the corridors of power; or government foot-dragging in taking decisive steps.