Cambodian politician and member of the Khmer Rouge who was found guilty of genocide and crimes against humanity
November 2016
Cambodian court upholds life sentences for Khmer Rouge leaders
Nuon Chea and Khieu Samphan – first leaders of murderous regime to be jailed – lose appeal against conviction over deaths of two million Cambodians
September 2014
Khmer Rouge leaders appeal life sentences for crimes against humanity
Nuon Chea, 88, and Khieu Samphan, 83, two of the most senior surviving leaders of the Cambodian regime, appeal convictions
August 2014
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The Khmer Rouge and Cambodian genocide: how the Guardian covered it
Former Khmer Rouge senior figures Nuon Chea and Khieu Samphan have been found guilty of crimes against humanity and given life imprisonment by a court in Cambodia. Follow how the Guardian covered the brutal regime of the Khmer Rouge as evidence of the killing fields first emerged
March 2013
Khmer Rouge 'Brother No 3' dies while on trial in Cambodia
Cambodian Khmer Rouge tribunal staff go on strike
December 2012
Cambodia court hearing Khmer Rouge trials close to bankruptcy
International prosecutor Andrew Cayley QC says urgent funds needed for hearings of alleged war criminals under Pol Pot
September 2012
Cambodia's war crimes tribunal releases former Khmer Rouge leader
Ieng Thirith leaves with family three days after being declared mentally unfit for trial
February 2012
Khmer Rouge jailer Duch's sentence increased by Cambodia court
Kaing Guek Eav given life after both sides appealed against 35-year term for 'killing fields' slaughter of 12,000 people
January 2012
Khmer Rouge survivor's tale helps Cambodia confront its brutal past
Film documenting mother's ordeal under communist regime aims to educate sceptical new generation
December 2011
Khmer Rouge were not bad people, former leader tells court
Nuon Chea denies responsibility for deaths of 1.7 million people in Cambodia during the 1970s at UN-backed tribunal
November 2011
Khmer Rouge trial is failing Cambodian victims of Pol Pot's regime
Brad Adams
Khmer Rouge leaders 'had control over crimes'
Khmer Rouge leaders go on trial in Cambodia charged with genocide
Cambodian trial of three Khmer Rouge leaders set to begin
June 2011
The truth about the Khmer Rouge is too big for one court case
Thet Sambath
Thet Sambath: Not until all Khmer Rouge leaders of the 70s give frank testimony can Cambodia really bury the past
Cambodia's Khmer Rouge leaders begin war crimes trial - video
The four most senior surviving members of Pop Pot's Khmer Rouge regime appear before a UN-backed court
Cambodia: Burying the past
Editorial: It has been 12 years since Hun Sen feted two Khmer Rouge leaders who had given themselves up
September 2010
Khmer Rouge leaders indicted by Cambodian genocide tribunal
Four top surviving leaders face trial for crimes committed by murderous 1970s regime
August 2010
Former Khmer Rouge chief jailer appeals against conviction
Lawyer says Comrade Duch, jailed for 19 years for war crimes, should be acquitted because he was merely following orders
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