The court supposed to be used by the UN-backed tribunal has been hit by recent delays9 January 2012
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The court supposed to be used by the UN-backed tribunal in Cambodia The court supposed to be used by the UN-backed tribunal has been hit by recent delays
Two judges at a war crimes court in Cambodia have argued publicly about opening investigations into people suspected of crimes against humanity under the Khmer Rouge regime.
Two judges at a war crimes court in Cambodia have argued publicly about opening investigations into people suspected of crimes against humanity under the Khmer Rouge regime.
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Up to 2.2 million people died during the Khmer Rouge era (1975-1979).
It is the latest row between judicial officials at the UN-backed court.
The BBC's Guy Delauney in Phnom Penh says that their quarrelling was all the more extraordinary because it was openly conducted in public.
Up to 2.2 million people died during the Khmer Rouge era (1975-1979).
It is the latest row between judicial officials at the UN-backed court.
The BBC's Guy Delauney in Phnom Penh says that their quarrelling was all the more extraordinary because it was openly conducted in public.
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