Khmer Rouge

Review: There’s no easy way to summarise this documentary. But it’s well worth seeing

Social media company denies it is being misused by ruling government to suppress dissent

Phnom Penh Letter: You’ll find more tourists than journalists at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club on Sisowath Quay

Inquiry into Khmer Rouge killings of two million has convicted just three people

Victims and perpetrators of violence in Khmer Rouge regime find common ground

What shocks rights activists is the speed at which a new climate of fear has been established

The Irish born academic and former US ambassador to the UN on how she became one of the most powerful women in American foreign affairs, her thoughts on the current president and how her roots are firmly in Ireland

This Cambodian tale shows Jolie is perfectly capable of tackling geopolitical complexities

Opposition leader arrested and newspaper shuts as restrictions put on democratic space

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Vanity Fair article sparked backlash from people who criticised methods as being cruel

Global Witness co-founder Patrick Alley exposes links between ecocide and genocide

‘We are and forever will be a family’ says Angelina Jolie in emotional interview

Defendants, 85 and 90, sentenced by Khmer Rouge tribunal for crimes against humanity

It’s not that the Government can’t bring down house prices, more that they don’t want to

Working Abroad: Aonghus Kelly, defence lawyer at the Khmer Rouge Court, Cambodia

Ieng Thirith was sister-in-law of genocidal movement’s late supreme leader Pol Pot

Working with educators in Cambodia is difficult but rewarding for an Irish teacher

Behind beautiful historic buildings lies a troubled history and an unequal society