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Cambodian general denies role in deadly 1997 attack before Paris trial
A top Cambodian general and security aide to former leader Hun Sen denied on Thursday involvement in a 1997 grenade attack ...
Opinion
Opinion: Trump continues the American tradition of abandoning allies
It would be nice to rationalize America’s decisions, from Vietnam onward, to cut and run as necessary or inevitable, but we see the same scenario playing out in Ukraine.
The Hill14d
Trump continues the American tradition of abandoning allies
About 3 million people from South Vietnam and neighboring Cambodia and Laos fled over ... were killed during more than three years of Khmer Rouge rule after the U.S. stopped showering the Phnom ...
CNN19d
Decades-old grenade kills two toddlers in rural Cambodia
where there had been heavy fighting in the 1980s and 1990s between Cambodian government soldiers and rebel guerrillas from the communist Khmer Rouge. The group had been ousted from power in 1979.
Seattle Times20d
Stolen statues return to a shrine too small to hold them
Cambodia’s national museum has come a long way since it was closed and neglected during the genocidal rule of the Khmer Rouge in the late 1970s. The bats that once lived in its rafters are gone ...
The Diplomat21d
Is Anti-CPP Pro-Khmer Rouge? An Open Letter to Cambodia’s Justice Minister
The Cambodian government still hasn’t offered a convincing explanation for why it is outlawing the “denial” of Khmer Rouge atrocities. On February 18, Cambodia’s Ministry of Justice ...
The Star22d
Genocide-denial law sails through Cambodian National Assembly
PHNOM PENH: A new law which punishes individuals who deny the crimes committed during the period of the Khmer Rouge rule of Cambodia has increased punishments from a range of six months to two ...
Asia News22d
Cambodia to impose tougher penalties on people who deny Khmer Rouge crimes
Phnom Penh (AsiaNews/Agencies) – Cambodia's National Assembly has unanimously approved a bill that increases penalties for people who deny crimes committed under the Khmer Rouge regime.
The Phnom Penh Post23d
Genocide-denial law sails through National Assembly
A new law which punishes individuals who deny the crimes committed during the period of the Khmer Rouge rule of Cambodia has increased punishments from a range of six months to two years to between ...
UCA News23d
Passage of Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge denial law seen as necessary
The Cambodian government has passed a law to counter those who would deny the atrocities committed by the Khmer Rouge who ruled this country between 1975 and 1979, when up to a third of the population ...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation23d
Cambodia passes law toughening penalties for denial of Khmer Rouge genocide
Cambodia’s government has approved a bill that will jail for up to five years anyone denying that atrocities were carried out in the late 1970s under the rule of the communist Khmer Rouge ...