Cambodia's Khmer Rouge leaders begin war crimes trial - video

Monday, 27 Jun 2011

# Extraordinary chambers in the courts of Cambodia

# International criminal justice

# United Nations

The four most senior surviving members of Pop Pot's Khmer Rouge regime appear before a UN-backed court. They face charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity for their role in the Maoist 'Killing Fields' revolution, in which one in four Cambodians were murdered

Monday, 27 Jun 2011

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