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23 November 2009

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LATEST NEWS FROM CAMBODIA

Victims Want Justice as Final Arguments Begin for Case 001

Civil parties in the trial of Khmer Rouge prison chief Duch insisted on reparation for victims, as final arguments in the case got underway Monday. (23 November 2009)

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	Villagers Oppose Coastal Backfill Plan and Leaflets are Seized
	Opposition leader seeks international support on immunity
	Accused Thai spy received visitors
	Biased investigation is merely a joke: judge
	US asked to take tough action on Cambodian human rights
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	National Assembly To Pull Sam Rainsy Immunity
	Cambodia Refuses Thai Request to Extradite Former Leader Thaksin Shinawatra
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	First Cambodian American to run for US Congress
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