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Doubts about ASEAN's human rights body
By Chak Sopheap Published on UPI online, December 02, 2009 Niigata, Japan — This year’s theme for Human Rights Day on Dec. 10 is “non-discrimination,” based on the concept that all human beings are born free and are equal in … Continue reading
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Agony of repatriated Khmer Rouge refugees
By Chak Sopheap Guest Commentary, Published on UPI Asia Niigata, Japan — One of the untold tragedies of U.S. policy has been the forced repatriation of young Cambodians, mainly men, who went to the United States as refugees after escaping … Continue reading
