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Articles related to "Khmer Rouge"
Khmer Rouge Genocide Site Names Thousands visit the former Khmer Rouge torture center of Toul Sleng and the Choeung Ek Killing Fields while in the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh. khmer rouge sites • toul sleng and choeung ek • the killing fields • nazi death camps • meanings of khmer rouge names
Khmer Rouge Leader "Duch" Apologizes to Victims On Tuesday, March 31 2009, former Khmer Rouge official "Comrade Duch" begged forgiveness from survivors of the Cambodian genocide at the UN-backed Cambodian Court. khmer rouge leader • comrade duch • apologizes victims • s-21 • tuol sleng
Nuon Chea Arrested Nuon Chea, Brother Number Two under the infamous Khmer Rouge regime, has been arrested with a view to facing human rights charges in the forthcoming UN-backed tribunal. brother number 2 • policies of the khmer rouge • collectivisation in cambodia • s21 prison camp • government of hun sen
Khmer Rouge Leader Suffers Stroke Ageing Khmer Rouge leader Khieu Samphan, facing potential indictment by an atrocity crimes tribunal, was whisked to a Phnom Penh hospital following a stroke this week. khmer rouge • war crimes tribunal • genocide tribunal • extraordinary chambers in the courts of cambodia • khieu samphan
Memoirs of a Former Khmer Rouge Leader He was once one of Cambodia's most respected opposition figures, but Khieu Samphan fled persecution only to become the Khmer Rouge head of state and now awaits trial. former head of state khieu samphan • history of democratic kampuchea • khmer rouge tribunal • historical roots of the khmer rouge • cold war politics
CAMBODIA - A Dance of Danger & Beauty Beautiful landscapes amidst a cloak of dangerous suroundings - Cambodia proves to be a intriguing spot for those willing to endure unsettling feelings. cambodia • angkor • wat • siem • reap
Khmer Rouge Trials Begin After two decades, the trials of Khmer Rouge leaders for crimes against humanity are finally to begin. The first to be charged is Kang Kek Ieu, head of infamous S21 Jail. khmer rouge • crimes against humanity • pol pot • ta mok • kang kek ieu
Khmer Rouge Wants to Fight Again The horror of the killing fields of Cambodia are still relevant to the 21st century, but former soldiers are willing to fight again - against Thailand this time. thailand-cambodian dispute over preah vihear templ • the killing fields of cambodia • khmer rough military commander ta mok • prime minister hun sen of cambodia • unesco world heritage site of preah vihear
Migration in Southeast Asia An introduction to the motivations for and implications of migration in Southeast Asian history. migration • tai peoples • khmer rouge • negritos • indigenous peoples
The Cambodia Coup (Part 1 of 2) The historical prelude to Cambodia's upcoming elections. cambodia • phnom penh • pol pot • khmer rouge • sihanouk
The Prisoners' Dilemma Prisoners often face a difficult choice: cooperate or not? A classic social science theory visits Southeast Asia. political prisoners • cambodia • khmer rouge • malaysia • southeast asia
Landmark Khmer Rouge Trial Coming To An End The trial of Tuol Sleng prison chief Duch, the first senior member of the Khmer Rouge regime to face justice, will soon deliver its verdict. tuol sleng prison • prison chief duch • s-21 prison • khmer rouge • killing fields of cambodia
The Cambodian Civil War, 1970-5 The Cambodian Civil War of 1970-5 saw the defeat of the nationalist government and the rise to power of the Khmer Rouges under Pol Pot. The horrific regime heralded by this is one of the darkest moments of history. Understand how and why it happened. cambodia • sihanouk • lon nol • vietnam war
Christian Church Services in Cambodia Cambodia has Christian churches of just about every denomination in the most remote parts of the country and attending can be a unique holiday experience. khmer christians • catholics in cambodia • cambodian church services • christian travel experiences • floating churches
Pol Pot The life and times of Cambodian Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot. pol pot • cambodia • colonialists • ruling elite • communism
The Cambodia Coup (Part 2 of 2) An interview with a witness to the 1997 Cambodian coup. coup • coup d'etat • cambodian government • matthew fisk
Places to Visit Away From Angkor Wat, Cambodia The temples of Angkor Wat are the main reason for visiting Cambodia, but if time permits, visitors should journey away from the tourist trail to enjoy the other Cambodia. angkor wat cambodia khmer character • kep cambodia seaside town • french colonial town • khmer rouge destroyed town • french cuisine in kep cambodia
The Chinese in Southeast Asia An introduction to the many hundreds of thousands of brave Chinese who travelled overseas in search of a better life. chinese migration • reason for migration • chinese and khmer rouge • chinese and vietnam • 1997 crisis and migration
The Sex Life of Chairman Mao Chairman Mao Zedong had a long and varied sex life, both with his several wives and the many young girls procured for his longevity. mao zedong and sex • mao tes-tung and sex • angkar • eric hobsbawn • chinese communist party and sex
What to See in Cambodia During a two week period you can explore the capital Phnom Penh, the ancient Angkor Wat and the laid back beach town of Sihanoukville. vacationing in cambodia • phnom penh • angkor wat • sihanoukville • khmer rouge
Royalty in the 20th Century (Part 2) 21st century monarchies and how they survived the turbulence of the 20th century. Part Two: Cambodia, Denmark, Japan, and Jordan. royalty • history • monarchy • monarchies • cambodia
The Sino-Vietnamese War, 1979 What caused the war between China and Vietnam in 1979 and what were the results? china • vietnam • cambodia • communism • misery and suffering
Teaching English in Cambodia Cambodia has literally hundreds of private schools, most specializing in English and seeking native speaking teachers, and many backpackers extend their stays this way. teaching in cambodia • khmer english schools • finding work in cambodia • qualifications for cambodian schools • pay rates in cambodia
Asia's Darkest Moments Explore some of the worst things that can happen to people, nations and a continent, and marvel that they survived. asia • oriental history • history • china • india
Cambodian Public Holidays At least one Khmer national holiday can be expected to fall within a vacation as there are around 30 official days and several others which are unofficially observed. cambodian public holidays • khmer festivals • celebrations in cambodia • public days off • government offices closed
Free market dictators? Recently, someone I know, as she was discussing free markets, nuclear weapons and the Ten Commandments, stated that <i>...But more subtle is our 'free market' economy that has its own ways of killing-- of enslaving and de-humanizing. How many people and cultures have died in the name of tea, tobacco and sugar?</i> economics • free markets • communism • socialism • liberalism
Traditional Culture & Performing Art in Cambodia Cambodia's Apsara dance is a living tradition, reflecting the ancient Khmer culture which flourished long ago at the Royal Court of Angkor. traditional culture cambodia • apsara-cambodia • classical khmer dance-royal court angkor • khmer music • ancient performing arts cambodia
The Archaeology of Angkor Wat After more than a century of research, archaeologists at Angkor, once the capital of the mighty Khmer Empire, are still making new discoveries. archaeology of angkor wat • world heritage site • henri mouhot • lost city of angkor • angkor wat
The New Asian Tiger Leadership Style In the 70s, Southeast Asian refugees fled to Western safe havens where they learned to mix an Asian work ethic with a Western capitalist spirit, tiger leadership emerged. tiger leadership • asian leadership style • kith meng • authoritarian leadership • royal group of cambodia
International Courts Part I of III: International Tribunal Court The definitions of and differences among International Tribunal Court; International Criminal Court; and International Court of Justice, and how they preserve justice in our humane world. rights • human rights • abuse • humanity • humanitarian
Phnom Penh - The Backpacker's guide Cambodia's capital draws countless travelers from around the globe, if not for its historic richness then for dirt-cheap living - if you know where to go. phnom penh • traveling • south east asia • cambodia • backpacking
Angkor Wat, Cambodia Pol Pot's killing fields may have been eradicated, but the new threat to Cambodia's Angkor Wat is mounting visitor numbers but hotels are there to cope with this. pol pot's kymer rouge • angkor wat in cambodia • siem reap • s.e. asia • raffles
Cambodian Food & Traditional Cuisine, Phnom Penh Based on local produce from rivers and fields, Cambodian food is deliciously fresh and tasty, healthy and sometimes surprising. cambodian food-traditional cuisine • asian rice • freshwater fish-mekong • asian herbs spices • tropical fruit phnom penh
History of Angkor Wat The tourist destination of Angkor Wat has a long history, making the ruins there a remarkable sight after so many hundreds of years. angkor wat • history of angkor wat • cambodian destinations • cambodian history • ancient temples
Preah Vihear Border Dispute The governments of Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to hold talks in November to resolve the ongoing border crisis centered around the Preah Vihear temple. preah vihear • preah vihear border dispute • hindu temple • somchai wongsawat • hun sen
Sightseeing around Phnom Penh Countryside The countryside around Phnom Penh claims some delightful attractions where locals and visitors can enjoy a little sightseeing or relax on a hot day. sightseeing phnom penh countryside • mekong river • lakeside resort near phnom penh • angkorian temples near phnom penh • wildlife sanctuaries around phnom penh
The Chinese in Laos Thousands of Chinese workers are establishing themselves in the sparsely-populated regions of northern Laos. Why is this happening and what does it mean? chinese migration • population in laoas • ethnic chinese in southeast asia • chinatown in vientiane • asian development bank in laos
Top Attractions in Cambodia, East Asia The top attraction in Cambodia is, of course, Angkor Wat, but it would be a mistake to concentrate on this World Heritage Site in Siem Reap and ignore the others. top attractions in cambodia east asia • siem reap angkor wat and khmer ruins • angkor thom ta phrom and bayon • preah vihear temple • phnom penh cambodia
Phnom Penh, Sightseeing in Cambodia's Capital At the confluence of the Tonle Sap and the Mekong River, Phnom Penh is one of Asia's most delightful capitals, well worth a visit after the temples of Angkor. sightseeing phnom penh • mekong river-tonle sap • khmer art-national museum • royal palace phnom penh • attractions cambodia capital-wat phnom
Preah Vihear Temple in Dispute The Preah Vihear temple has been in the news recently because of its World Heritage status, the conflicting claims and a disputed border by both Thailand and Cambodia. preah vihear temple • world heritage site • unesco • khmer architecture • dangrak mountains cambodia
Traditional Handicrafts in Cambodia Cambodian handicrafts enjoy a well deserved revival, offering employment to skilled communities and quality and tradition to discerning tourists. traditional handicrafts cambodia • cambodian silk • cambodia stone-wood carving • cambodian silver • siem reap basketry
Visiting Cambodia - Beyond Angkor Wat Many travellers to Cambodia only see the sites of Angkor. But there is much more of note in Cambodia. Here are some suggestions. cambodia • angkor wat • siem riep • phnom penh • battambang
Wat's to See in Angkor? Designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1992, the Angkor Archaeological Park (near Cambodia's international airport in Siem Reap) is a must see for tourists. angkor wat • tourist sites in cambodia • siem reap • cambodia travel guide • unesco world heritage
Can Your Tattoo Help Save the Earth? As artists around the world tackle environmental issues, tattoo art is uniquely placed to convey the interdependence message. tattoo designs and nature • choosing your tattoo • landscape artists and the environment • tattooing cultural aspects • art and eco-warriors
Catch Dengue Fever How a group of American musicians and a Cambodian vocalist are reviving a pop genre while infusing it with life and sending it in new directions. cambodian music • cambodian rock • khmer rock • psychedelic music • surf-guitar
Customs of Cambodia: Angkor in 1296 A description of the Khmer Empire at the hieght of its power by a contemporary Chinese diplomat. angkor • immigration • trade • cambodia • slavery
Errol Flynn, Swashbuckler and Hell-Raiser The 50th anniversary of the death of Hollywood movie star Errol Flynn falls on 14th October 2009. A life of drinking, partying and womanising contributed to his death. errol flynn • hell raiser • swashbuckler • movie star • playboy
My Khmer Heart: Looking Breathlessly I can find no greater valentine to offer you than the this film review of the life of Geraldine Cox, an Australian lady who worked for years to nurture Cambodian orphans. This documentary also depicts her and the children's efforts to save their orphanage in the late 1990s. So much of the valentine is the presence of Geraldine herself, as she brings every thing that she was, is or will be, every breath of her being to her spiritual journey and life's work. heart • orphans • orphanage • soul • spirit
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