Anne Barrowclough and Luke Hunt for The Times
Standing motionless behind bulletproof glass and under the unforgiving gaze of hundreds of relatives of his victims, the Khmer Rouge’s notorious torturer-in-chief was sentenced yesterday to 30 years in prison in a ruling that reverberated through Cambodia. Kang Kek Ieu, or Duch, the ruthless
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Cambodia is enduring a controversial period. The recent murder of Chhut Vuthy, a high-profile environmentalist, has rattled the country and diverted attention from issues the government would prefer its bureaucrats to […]
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — THE Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts for Cambodia (ECCC), an unusual and ambitious international legal body with a name to match, has occupied a compound on the dusty outskirts of the […]
Issues involving countries as far afield as Cambodia, Sri Lanka and Costa Rica still need resolution By Luke Hunt Closure for Australia and its controversial Pacific Island refugee camps is finally looming with teams of […]
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