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A U.N.-backed tribunal in Cambodia said Monday that it will begin the trial of the first of five Khmer Rouge leaders accused of crimes against humanity in mid-February.
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Cambodian Norng Chanphal, 39, left, listens Sunday, Feb. 15, 2009, as former Vietnamese Army Reporter Dinh Phong, 71, right, describes how he discovered Chanphal and four others as the Vietnamese Army liberated Toul Sleng Prison from the Khmer Rouge in...
