War-crimes trials The Economist - 2008-12-29 23:32:33 Trials of Khmer Rouge leaders are put off againWILLIAM GLADSTONE’s old saying that justice delayed is justice denied certainly applies to the tr Action: Comments(0) | email | Share
Asia: Cambodia: 4 Convicted in 1996 Killings New York Times - 2008-12-29 23:32:33 Four former Khmer Rouge rebels were sentenced to up to 20 years in prison for their involvement in the deaths of a British mine clearing expert and hi Action: Comments(0) | email | Share
Pardon from 1996 absolves Khmer Rouge suspect, lawyers argue Canadian Broadcasting Company - 2008-07-02 12:12:57 One of five Khmer Rouge war crimes suspects facing genocide trials in Cambodia should go free because a 1996 royal pardon absolves him of responsibility for his regime's killings, lawyers said Wednesd Action: Comments(0) | email | Share
Cambodia is reviving its vast network of canals — built under the Khmer Rouge by millions of forced laborers — to capitalize on the world’s increasing 
Ex-Khmer Rouge admirer says sorry, 30 years on 
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Senior Khmer Rouge figure finally behind bars 
Five former members of the Khmer Rouge are on trial for the kidnap and murder of two de-miners 12 years ago. 
Cambodia's UN-backed genocide tribunal formally indicts former Khmer Rouge prison chief Duch. 
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Former Khmer Rouge welfare minister Ieng Thirith is refused bail by Cambodia's UN-backed genocide court. 
Lawyers for the former foreign minister of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge argued Monday that he should be freed from pre-trial detention by the country's genocide tribunal. because of ill health. 
Former Khmer Rouge foreign minister Ieng Sary appears before Cambodia's genocide court to appeal against his detention.