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Home >> Frequently Asked Questions

Total:37

No	Subject	Date
1	Why has it taken so long to start to bring to trial the crimes committed in the Khmer Rouge period?	01-08-2008
2	Why are we going to have trials now? How will the Khmer Rouge Trials benefit the people of Cambodia?	01-08-2008
3	Who will be put on trial?	01-08-2008
4	What punishment will the suspects receive if convicted?	01-08-2008
5	Will there be amnesties and pardons?	01-08-2008
6	Have any of the Khmer Rouge senior leaders been tried before?	01-08-2008
7	What about the foreign countries that supported or were involved with Democratic Kampuchea or countries that committed war crimes in Cambodia before 1975 - will they go on trial?	01-08-2008
8	What about crimes committed by senior leaders of the Khmer Rouge or others after 1979?	01-08-2008
9	When will the trials begin? What is the court doing in the meantime?	01-08-2008
10	How long will the trials take?	01-08-2008
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