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Monthly Archive: April 2015

  • Hun Sen Hostility Puts Decade-Old U.N. Khmer Rouge Tribunal in Doubt – The New York Times
    • in Articles · News
    • — 21 Apr, 2015

    Hun Sen Hostility Puts Decade-Old U.N. Khmer Rouge Tribunal in Doubt – The New York Times

    Reuters | The New York Times

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    The Khmer Rouge Take Power – BBC World Service
    • in News · Resources
    • — 21 Apr, 2015

    The Khmer Rouge Take Power – BBC World Service

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  • District Secretary Chim Claims He “Experienced This Horrible Regime Like Everyone”
    • in Trial Observer
    • — 21 Apr, 2015

    District Secretary Chim Claims He “Experienced This Horrible Regime Like Everyone”

    The ECCC sitting in Case 002/02 began the day with the continuation of former District Secretary Pech Chim’s testimony. Unfortunately,[…]

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    Expert Has New Numbers on Deaths Under KR – The Cambodia Daily
    • in Articles · News
    • — 20 Apr, 2015

    Expert Has New Numbers on Deaths Under KR – The Cambodia Daily

    Chris Mueller | The Cambodia Daily

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  • “A State of Being Alive but Being Dead at the Same Time”
    • in Trial Observer
    • — 20 Apr, 2015

    “A State of Being Alive but Being Dead at the Same Time”

    Refreshed from the Khmer New Year holiday break, the ECCC resumed hearing the Civil Party impact statements. As difficult as[…]

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    HOME | NEWS | CAMBODIA  Cambodian Opposition Leader Urges War-Crimes Tribunal to Keep Prosecuting Former Khmer Rouge Cadres – Radio Free Asia
    • in Articles · News
    • — 18 Apr, 2015

    HOME | NEWS | CAMBODIA Cambodian Opposition Leader Urges War-Crimes Tribunal to Keep Prosecuting Former Khmer Rouge Cadres – Radio Free Asia

    Radio Free Asia

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    • in Highlights · News · NGO Reports
    • — 17 Apr, 2015

    40 Years – 17 APRIL 1975 – 17 APRIL 2015

    MUSEUM OF MEMORY THE 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FALL OF PHNOM PENH CITY: 17 APRIL 1975 – 17 APRIL 2015[…]

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    In Anlong Veng, April 17 Brings Mixed Feeling – The Cambodia Daily
    • in Articles · News
    • — 17 Apr, 2015

    In Anlong Veng, April 17 Brings Mixed Feeling – The Cambodia Daily

    Mech Dara and Alex Willemyns | The Cambodia Daily

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  • Cambodia 1975–1979 – US Holocaust Museum
    • in News · Resources
    • — 17 Apr, 2015

    Cambodia 1975–1979 – US Holocaust Museum

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    Cambodia: 40 Years Since Khmer Rouge Came to Power – World Bulletin
    • in Articles · News
    • — 17 Apr, 2015

    Cambodia: 40 Years Since Khmer Rouge Came to Power – World Bulletin

    World Bulletin

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  • 40 Years After Cambodia Fell to the Khmer Rouge, Perhaps We Shouldn’t Focus So Much on Anniversaries – Foreign Policy
    • in Articles · News
    • — 17 Apr, 2015

    40 Years After Cambodia Fell to the Khmer Rouge, Perhaps We Shouldn’t Focus So Much on Anniversaries – Foreign Policy

    Justine Drennan | Foreign Policy

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    Four Decades After Cambodia’s Year Zero – Al Jazeera
    • in Articles · News
    • — 17 Apr, 2015

    Four Decades After Cambodia’s Year Zero – Al Jazeera

    Kevin Doyle | Al Jazeera

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