Cambodia News: Ieng Sary

Askolovitch en croisade contre l'inconsolable du Bataclan
Jforum
Par D' Alain Fabre. La Gauche islamo-soluble dans les grandes largeurs. Le rappeur qui veut pendre les Blancs, assassiner les enfants blancs à la crèche, pas de problème, cette Gauche-là en détourne les yeux. Mais si le père d'une jeune femme ...

From Newcastle and New Zealand to the Killing Fields of Cambodia
The Independent
A photo from a Vietnamese news agency whose caption reads: 'The bloodthirsty Pol Pot-Ieng Sary gang turned the baseth lime rock mountain area, about 30 km northwest of Phnom Penh, into a huge prison where many Kampucheans were killed' (Getty).

What was the Khmer Rouge regime, who was Pol Pot and how many people died in the mass killings?
The Sun
THE 'Red Khmers' came to power after winning the Cambodian civil war and seizing the capital and overthrowing the government. Pol Pot emerged as the sole leader and set about ruthlessly implementing its Marxist-Stalinist policies and exterminating any ...

EU donates €3.5M to the KR Tribunal
The Phnom Penh Post
... which was established in 2006, has tried Kaing Guek Eav (aka Duch), who is serving life in prison for crimes against humanity; former foreign minister Ieng Sary, who died in 2013 while his trial was ongoing; and Ieng Thirith, former minister for ...

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'Day of Anger' becomes Kingdom's latest national holiday
The Phnom Penh Post
It was inaugurated in 1984 as the “Day of Hatred against the genocidal Pol Pot-Ieng Sary-Khieu Samphan clique and the Sihanouk-Son Sann reactionary groups” by the then-Vietnamese backed government, shortly after Vietnam's ouster of the Khmer Rouge.

As PM recycles policy, who wins?
The Phnom Penh Post
With the government wielding the threat of dissolution over the Cambodia National Rescue Party, Prime Minister Hun Sen has returned to a familiar trope rooted in the early years of his rule – that in consolidating power he is also offering up a “win ...

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Ieng Thirith: Scholar who became the highest-ranked woman in the Khmer Rouge and was later charged with genocide
The Independent
Sister-in-law of the movement's leader, Pol Pot, she was a Sorbonne-educated Shakespeare scholar but went on to serve as minister of social affairs, and was married to Ieng Sary, the regime's former foreign minister, who died in 2013. Ieng was one of ...
Ieng Thirith, Former Khmer Rouge Leader, Dead at 83VOA Khmer (English)
Ieng Thirith, 'First Lady' of the Khmer Rouge, Dies at 83TIME
Remembering Ieng Thirith's radical gender policyThe Phnom Penh Post
Radio Free Asia -The Cambodia Daily -Los Angeles Times
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Khmer Rouge leader Ieng Sary had US$20m in Hong Kong account
South China Morning Post
The death of Ieng Sary - one of three Khmer Rouge leaders accused of genocide and war crimes before a tribunal in Phnom Penh - may have also killed off attempts by victims and their families to recover his assets and hidden wealth, including a bank ...
Ieng Sary Did Not Stash Funds Overseas: SonRadio Free Asia
How a Brutal Khmer Rouge Leader Died 'Not Guilty'The Atlantic
Pol Pot's former right-hand man declared fit for trial in CambodiaCNN International

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Ieng Sary Cremated in Elaborate Funeral Ceremony
The Cambodia Daily
MALAI DISTRICT, Banteay Meanchey province – Ieng Sary, one of the principal leaders of the Khmer Rouge regime, who died last week in the middle of a war crimes trial in which he and two others were accused of genocide, was cremated Thursday.
Khmer Rouge 'Brother Number Two' Seen Fit for TrialRadio Free Asia

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Ieng Sary, Former Official of Khmer Rouge, Dies at 87
New York Times
Ieng Sary, the former foreign minister of the Khmer Rouge who was one of three elderly leaders on trial on charges of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes, died on Thursday in a hospital in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where he had been taken ...
Khmer Rouge senior leader Ieng Sary diesBBC News
Ieng SaryTelegraph.co.uk
Ieng Sary dies during Khmer Rouge trialFinancial Times
Aljazeera.com -Washington Post
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