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Vietnam Agrees to Halt Projects in Border Areas

Khuon Narim - July 11, 2015

Gov’t Silent After First Day of Border Meeting

Kuch Naren - July 8, 2015

Spat Between Lawmakers Continues

Kuch Naren - July 3, 2015

Police, Guards Block Marches Against NGO Law

Kuch Naren - July 1, 2015

Charges Against Meas Muth ‘Invalid,’ Defense Lawyers Say

Holly Robertson - June 27, 2015

World Bank Urged to Speak Up for Bullied Protesters

Zsombor Peter - June 23, 2015

Enslaved Fishermen Return From Indonesia

Khuon Narim - June 19, 2015

Verdicts Delivered in General’s Murder Case

Khy Sovuthy - June 16, 2015

Teen Claims Self-Defense in Murder of Monk

Ben Sokhean - June 12, 2015

Cambodia Protests Indian Angkor Wat Replica

Alex Consiglio - June 8, 2015

Nauru Refugees Settle Into New Neighborhood

Khy Sovuthy - June 6, 2015

Prime Minister, US Spar Over Pending NGO Law

Zsombor Peter - June 3, 2015

Fine Arts University Slated for Relocation

Khuon Narim - May 29, 2015

Head-On Crash Kills 17 Factory Workers, Driver

Aun Pheap - May 20, 2015

No Closure for US Veterans, Family in Mayaguez Incident

Matt Blomberg - May 16, 2015

Corrupt Police Chief Handed Short Sentence, $1.35M Penalty

Ouch Sony - May 12, 2015

Film Shows Indochina Through Colonizers’ Eyes

Michelle Vachon - May 9, 2015

Hun Sen Slams ‘Fight of the Century’ Decision

Kuch Naren - May 5, 2015

Probe Into Ousted Court Director Stalled

Matt Blomberg - May 2, 2015

Hun Sen Warns Rainsy Not to Take Revenge

Hul Reaksmey - April 27, 2015

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Cambodia: Genocide verdict is bitter, belated justice

Amnesty International

November 17, 2018

“Today’s verdict hopefully brings some measure of justice to the victims, forty years after the unspeakable mass atrocities committed by the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia," said Nicholas Bequelin, Amnesty International’s Regional Director for East and Southeast Asia.