Your portrait of a Cambodia "still haunted by its past its tormentors unpunished" ("Skulls Haunt Cambodia, Demanding Belated Justice," news article, March 20) underscores the need for fair and effective trials of the major surviving perpetrators.
Of course, this is hardly an undemanding agenda for a Chad or a Cambodia.
The Cambodian Rural Development Team was founded in 2001 with the aim of creating a Cambodia free from poverty and environmental degradation.
Her downfall came after an investigation by a Cambodia Daily reporter revealed that significant parts of the stories she told were untrue.
They withdrew their troops in 1990, and in 1991 a Cambodia peace conference in Paris led to the installation of a temporary government consisting of the Cambodian People's party and the three opposition factions, with Sihanouk as head of state.
The Cambodia Shipping Corporation registered foreign vessels -- many of them North Korean -- for Cambodia, until 2002, when the French Navy seized the Winner, a Cambodia flag cargo ship, for cocaine smuggling.
