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The Khmer Rouge (KR) was a communist organization lead by Pol Pot who wanted to make Cambodia completely self-sufficient by rebuilding the country from the ground up, starting at what they called "Year Zero." On April 17 th , 1975, the Khmer Rouge... Full Article at WNYC | New York Public Radio
The Khmer Rouge (KR) was a communist organization lead by Pol Pot who wanted to make Cambodia completely self-sufficient by rebuilding the country from the ground up, starting at what they called "Year Zero." On April 17th, 1975, the Khmer Rouge... Full Article at NPR
Cambodian people pray during the annual 'Day of Anger' at the Choeung Ek killing fields memorial in Phnom Penh on May 20, 2012. Cambodians have demanded harsh punishement for ex-Khmer Rouge leaders as they marked the annual 'Day of Anger' with a... View Photo »
I first read about it in textbook. My parents never brought it up to me and so I confronted them about it and my grandparents and eventually my senior year of high school, I was in AP government, an extra credit was to do an interview and I decided to do Khmer Rouge as the topic and I interviewed my gra...
PENH, Cambodia, May 22 (UPI) -- Judges adjourned proceedings against former Khmer Rouge Foreign Minister Ieng Sary until doctors can testify on his medical condition, his lawyer said. Proceedings in the trial against Sary have been adjourned until... Full Article at United Press International
The fatigue snuffs out thought, Sanh said. Malnutrition and dehydration turn men into zombies. “You always want to lay down. When you finally do, there isn’t a single thought in your head,” he said. “You’re instantly sleeping.” Sokha served a captain... Full Article at Global Post
“We will have to wait until Mr Ieng Sary's health is better.” Ieng Sary and his co-defendants - “Brother Number Two” Nuon Chea and former head of state Khieu Samphan - deny charges of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. Known as one of the... Full Article at Independent Online (South Africa)
Cambodian fine arts school students take part in a performance to mark the annual 'Day of Anger' at the Choeung Ek killing fields memorial in Phnom Penh on May 20, 2012. Cambodians have demanded harsh punishement for ex-Khmer Rouge leaders as they... View Photo »
They don't have a good understanding of what the enhanced interrogation techniques are. They don't understand what waterboarding is. All they know about waterboarding is what the press says, and it usually says it's compared to what the Japanese did or what the Khmer Rouge did, which is not true.
"We will have to wait until Mr Ieng Sary's health is better." Ieng Sary and his co-defendants – "Brother Number Two" Nuon Chea and former head of state Khieu Samphan – deny charges of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. Known as one of... Full Article at Mmail
More than 1,000 Cambodians attended an emotional re enactment of a Khmer Rouge massacre at a “Day of Anger” memorial Sunday, demanding swift justice for ex regime leaders on trial. Duration: 00:45. The daily news post features breaking news from India... Full Article at TDNpost.com
"We will have to wait until Mr Ieng Sary's health is better." Ieng Sary and his co-defendants - "Brother Number Two" Nuon Chea and former head of state Khieu Samphan - deny charges of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. Known as one of... Full Article at Asia One
The Khmer Rouge (Khmer: ខ្មែរក្រហម Kmae Krɑhɑɑm) was the ruling political party of Cambodia—which it renamed the Democratic Kampuchea—from 1975 to 1979. Full Article At Wikipedia.org
I first read about it in textbook. My parents never brought it up to me and so I confronted them about it and my grandparents and eventually my senior year of high school, I was in AP government, an extra credit was to do an interview and I decided to do Khmer Rouge as the topic and I interviewed my gra...
They don't have a good understanding of what the enhanced interrogation techniques are. They don't understand what waterboarding is. All they know about waterboarding is what the press says, and it usually says it's compared to what the Japanese did or what the Khmer Rouge did, which is not true.
The Nazis did a lot of this, the Khmer Rouge did a lot of this.
During the war, many, many people were killed. My mother and father were killed by the Khmer Rouge
I couldn't close my eyes without seeing the Khmer Rouge
More than 30 years after April 17 [when Phnom Penh fell to the Khmer Rouge], we have reached a historic event and succeeded in launching Cambodia’s stock market
He destroyed his ID card and hid his trophies and press clippings ... He is dark skinned, which helped. The Khmer Rouge were looking for people who wore glasses, which meant that you were educated, and for people with lighter skin, which was a sign that you hadn't been working in a rice field.
Like many sports, tennis was considered an elitist sport and there were no exceptions when the Khmer Rouge came. They wanted to wipe out anything that was part of the old era
Every family that goes will often pay respects and remember their family members who were lost during the Khmer Rouge regime
We couldn’t go to school because the Khmer Rouge were there.
Internationally, the so called ‘war of self-defense,’ which caused tens of thousands of casualties, occurred to save the CCP’s little brother, the Khmer Rouge of Cambodia; domestically, it occurred so Deng Xiaoping could grab military power and consolidate his dictatorship.
The first film explained 'how' the Khmer Rouge did the killing, now this film looks at 'why' ... And the answer is not the same as what the Cambodian government has been telling the public for all these years. The real story is politically huge. It will make everyone in Cambodia come out and talk, and t...
But I never understood what happened ... We had no answers from the top commanders about what and who was behind the killing. Why did so many Cambodians die under the Khmer Rouge? So I found a few low-ranking cadres, became friendly, and started asking questions.
Culpability for Khmer Rouge atrocities is one of the real electric wires of Cambodian politics ... But it is also part of everyday Cambodian governance that people with power feel no compunction … to silence people who may bring out an unpleasant or inconvenient truth about them, whether it be about cor...
Culpability for Khmer Rouge atrocities is one of the real electric wires of Cambodian politics ... But it is also part of everyday Cambodian governance that people with power feel no compunction … to silence people who may bring out an unpleasant or inconvenient truth about them, whether it be about cor...
The UN backed the Khmer Rouge for 14 years for geo-political reasons during the Cold War. I don't see why the UN would now give itself the right to judge those it supported
I deny the United Nations the right to judge the Khmer Rouge
The roads are not good like they are here ... Cambodia is still very poor after the Khmer Rouge. You will see.
Any serious and in-depth investigation would show that several members of the current government were involved in the Khmer Rouge crimes ... It is why several members of the current government have refused to testify to respond to summons.
Khmer Rouge prison chief in court
This is a disaster for Cambodians hoping that key perpetrators of the Khmer Rouge atrocities would face trial
If the government did not protect this area, the young generation wouldn’t know about the history of the last Khmer Rouge
The victims of the Khmer Rouge atrocities must be feeling utter despair ... The U.N. must demand that the Cambodian government desists from this political interference, and make clear the consequences should it continue.
It was impossible to discuss with the Khmer Rouge because they had never heard of the Red Cross. We were evacuated a few weeks later and taken by truck to the Thai border.
Personally, I think people should be put on trial. We know members of the Khmer Rouge are everywhere, but I don’t think one person, Duch, is enough. I think others should be with him – those who were really responsible for the situation and who became murderers
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Khmer Rouge and Cambodia: A senior Khmer Rouge leader has accused a war crimes tribunal of wanting his "head on the block", and insisted he had no real authority during the regime's brutal rule of Cambodia in the 1970s.
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