Khmer Rouge

Khmer Rouge Court Throws Out Case Against Im Chaem, Prompting Criticism

The international prosecutor, however, contended that she had played a key role in criminal acts that led to the deaths of thousands of Cambodians.

New Angelina Jolie Film on Khmer Rouge Puts Cambodia in Global Spotlight

The Khmer-language film, “First They Killed My Father”, had a cast and crew of some 3,500 Cambodians and was produced for Netflix and was filmed in Cambodia last year.

Khmer Rouge Cadre's War Crimes Charges Dismissed in Cambodia

The court found that Chaem did not fall under their jurisdiction because she was not a senior leader of the Khmer Rouge or one of the most responsible officials.

Photo Gallery: Cambodian World Premiere of ‘First They Killed My Father’

Cambodians Hope Angelina Jolie’s Film Will Help Spread Awareness of a Harrowing History

The film is an adaptation of the memoir of Loung Ung, an author, which describes her traumatic early life under the Khmer Rouge between 1975 and 1979.

VOA Exclusive: Beyond Film, Angelina Jolie To Continue Empowering Cambodians

Angelina Jolie says she plans for her son Maddox, who was born in Cambodia, to help lead some of her Cambodia projects after he turns 18.

Khmer Rouge Documentation Center Turns to Facebook

Two Facebook pages, one for the Sleuk Rith Institute and a Khmer Rouge history website, were created early this year.

Donors Pour $30m Into U.N.-Backed Khmer Rouge Tribunal

The revised budget for the year 2017 totals $30.1 million, of which $23.7 million is for the international component and $6.3 million is for the national side.

Q&A: Lawyers Nushin Sarkarati and Daniel McLaughlin on the Khmer Rouge Tribunal

The Center for Justice and Accountability based in San Francisco has conducted litigation for victims of the Khmer Rouge for many years.

New Documentary to Shed Light on Khmer Rouge Survivor’s Struggle

The film intends to define “justice, through the lenses of survivors” said Michael Siv, the producer.

Q&A: Journalist Ana Salvá on the Crimes of Forced Marriage and Forced Pregnancy Under the Khmer Rouge

In a recent report published by The Diplomat, Bangkok-based Spanish freelance journalist Ana Salva discussed how the reproductive rights of Cambodian women are forgotten by the court.