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Biased investigation is merely a joke: judge
An investigating judge at the Khmer Rouge Tribunal denied ordering investigations biased against detained former Khmer Rouge leaders. (16 November 2009)
Two senior Khmer Rouge leaders to stay another year in detention
UN, Cambodian Officials Meet Over Tribunal
Duch’s Case Could Hold Valuable Lessons
Tribunal Gives Update on Second Investigation
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Spirit of Tribunal Honors Victims: Official
New Tribunal Budget Anticipates More Indictments
Civil Parties Challenge Trial Chamber
Tribunal Calls for Victim Complaints in Next Trial
Civil Parties Prepare for Second Tribunal Trial
No Forced Confessions in Tribunal: Groups
Ieng Sary Defense Moves to Bar French Judge
Tribunal Urges Victims to File Proper Complaints
November Deadline in Tribunal for Victims Complaints
Former Child Soldier Describes Khmer Rouge
Book Planned To Probe Tribunal So Far
Questions Linger Over More Tribunal Indictments
Museum Commission To Safeguard Tuol Sleng
Tribunal’s Civil Parties File for Compensation
Former Rebel Leader ‘Won’t Go’ to Tribunal
Indictments Hint at Tribunal Independence: Scholar
Prosecutor Files for More Khmer Rouge Indictments
Hun Sen, Researcher in Row Over Indictments
Former Khmer Rouge Questions Indictments
Judges Find Difficulty in Tribunal’s Second Case
A Quarter of Adults Suffer Lasting Trauma: Doctor
Duch Highlights Flaws in Pol Pot’s Revolution
News Victim Participation in Tribunal a Precedent: Official
Support Unlikely for Blocking Tribunal Indictments
Duch Mentally Stable Before Revolution: Doctor
More Tribunal Complaints Sought in US
New Zealander Gives Testimony at Duch Trial
No Civil Parties in Duch Sentencing, Judges Say
Tribunal Prosecutor Replacement Delayed
Tribunal Will Help Treat Victims: Psychiatrist
No Forgiveness for Duch: Civil Party Witness
Duch Put Friends in Prison, Too
Former Premier’s Daughter Speaks Against Duch
Duch Would Accept Stoning for His Crimes
Duch Concedes to Beating Prisoners
Child Guard Recalls Burials Under Duch
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