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UN-backed tribunal upholds genocide conviction of Khieu Samphan (91)
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Cambodia: ‘Tourism has brought great prosperity to many in the region’
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Angelina Jolie: ‘It took a lot for me to separate from the father of my children’
The actor speaks about her divorce from Brad Pitt, activism and escaping Weinstein
Year Zero could be coming to Kabul as Taliban imposes its new order
World View: Cambodia offers a sobering precedent for Afghanistan’s predicament
The Khmer Rouge controversy: Why colourising old photos is always a falsification of history
Matt Loughrey has falsely doctored photos from 1970s Cambodia – but all colourisation does that
Cambodia criticises Vice over images of Khmer Rouge victims altered by Irish artist
Media outlet removes article where smiles were added to the faces of some victims
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David Puttnam recalls series of accidents that helped make Chariots of Fire a classic
Irish lawyer appointed to special court for Kosovo
Fergal Gaynor is one of six new judges to try crimes allegedly committed in Kosovo war
Notorious Khmer Rouge prison commander Comrade Duch dies aged 77
Pol Pot’s executioner oversaw murders of at least 14,000 people at Tuol Sleng prison
Irish lawyer Fergal Gaynor appointed to top post on Cambodia inquiry
Irish man to take up senior prosecuting role at tribunal run by Cambodians and the UN
Exploring the temples of Angkor, where civilisation and nature entwine
Shilpa Ganatra takes a phone photography tour of the magnificent Angkor Wat, and the temples that battled with the elements… and lost
When the guns fell silent: cartoons and Armistice Day
Galway Cartoon Festival explores work inspired by the first World War armistice
Cambodia PM wins landslide after crackdown on opposition
Former Khmer Rouge general Hun Sen has destroyed all forms of political opposition
Cambodia completes its slide from democracy to dictatorship
Election on Sunday will see prime minister Hun Sen extend his 33-year run in office
A Cambodian Spring: Magic trick of a movie
Review: There’s no easy way to summarise this documentary. But it’s well worth seeing
Facebook used to cripple opposition in run-up to Cambodia’s elections
Social media company denies it is being misused by ruling government to suppress dissent
Half-price cocktails but no scoops at reporters’ club in Cambodia
Phnom Penh Letter: You’ll find more tourists than journalists at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club on Sisowath Quay
Grandmother accused of mass murder: ‘I don’t remember anything’
Inquiry into Khmer Rouge killings of two million has convicted just three people
Cambodia: ‘In our culture, it’s considered too easy to say sorry’
Victims and perpetrators of violence in Khmer Rouge regime find common ground
Cambodia’s long road to democracy takes a dangerous turn
What shocks rights activists is the speed at which a new climate of fear has been established
Samantha Power: ‘Trump? He’s just a hack, an actor, a performer’
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
First They Killed My Father: Angelina Jolie does it again
This Cambodian tale shows Jolie is perfectly capable of tackling geopolitical complexities
Cambodian leader vows to resist foreign interference amid crackdown
Opposition leader arrested and newspaper shuts as restrictions put on democratic space
The best eight shows and films to catch on Amazon and Netflix in September
Here’s our autumunal picks for the streaming services
Angelina Jolie says exploitative child auditions claims ‘false and upsetting’
Vanity Fair article sparked backlash from people who criticised methods as being cruel
The true cost of that tropical hardwood table
Global Witness co-founder Patrick Alley exposes links between ecocide and genocide
Angelina Jolie speaks about ‘difficult’ Brad Pitt divorce for first time
‘We are and forever will be a family’ says Angelina Jolie in emotional interview
Cambodian court upholds life sentences for two Khmer Rouge leaders
Defendants, 85 and 90, sentenced by Khmer Rouge tribunal for crimes against humanity
John McManus: Housing plan looks like a bailout for builders
It’s not that the Government can’t bring down house prices, more that they don’t want to
Meet the Irishman working on some of the world’s biggest war crime cases
Working Abroad: Aonghus Kelly, defence lawyer at the Khmer Rouge Court, Cambodia
Top female in Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge dies aged 83
Ieng Thirith was sister-in-law of genocidal movement’s late supreme leader Pol Pot
The Cambodian challenge: tackling illiteracy and high dropout rates
Working with educators in Cambodia is difficult but rewarding for an Irish teacher
From Wexford to Cambodia, and back again
Behind beautiful historic buildings lies a troubled history and an unequal society
Two former Khmer Rouge leaders jailed for life
Between 1.7m and 2.2m people believed to have died under ‘killing fields’ regime
Vietnamese general with sharp political instinct
Vo Nguyen Giapo: August 25th, 1911-October 4th, 2013
Election crisis in Cambodia as opposition rejects results
Part of prime minister Hun Sen accused of stuffing ballot boxes with illegal votes
DUP salutes Margaret Thatcher as defender of UK while SF denounces ‘great hurt to Irish people’
Hume credits ‘divisive’ PM with first moves towards peace process and Belfast Agreement
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