Khmer Rouge

From floods, to elections to a shameful attack in London, The Diplomat picks its top stories from Southeast Asia.

As the trial of former senior Khmer Rouge members continues, debate rages over how much China’s leadership knew about a key slave labor project.

Nuon Chea takes the stand at the trial of former Khmer Rouge leaders – and makes clear his hatred of Vietnam.

As the trial of three surviving leaders of Pol Pot’s regime begins, the court hears a long list of alleged horrors.

News the trial of four Khmer Rouge members is set to begin next month raises questions of justice and closure.

Cambodian Heng Samrin played a crucial role in ridding the country of Pol Pot. Still, he prefers life in the shadows.

A court ruling that the Netherlands should pay damages over a massacre in Indonesia in 1947 is welcome.

The death of Vann Nath, who survived the full horror of Pol Pot’s regime, is a huge loss for Cambodia.

The opening of Cambodia’s stock exchange marks another step down the road of economic development.

The first stage of Cambodia’s Case 002 is over. But will Hun Sen stamp out the prospects of more people being held to account?

The initial hearings in Cambodia’s Case 002 have closed. The lines of defence to be employed by the four accused of involvement in genocide are becoming clear.

Decades after the horrors of the Killing Fields, many Cambodians hope Case 002 can finally offer justice to the memory of those killed by the Khmer Rouge.