Im Chaem, an alleged district secretary under the Khmer Rouge, is photographed at her residence in Oddar Meanchey in 2014.

Khmer Rouge tribunal sets date for hearing on Chaem’s dismissal
Publication date 14 November 2017 | 16:51 | ICT

A date has been set for a hearing on the international co-prosecutor’s appeal challenging the dismissal of charges against alleged Khmer Rouge leader Im Chaem, who was accused of crimes against humani

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