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Erin Handley

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Detainees sit on the steps of a building at Phnom Penh’s Prey Speu social affairs centre last year.

Detainees sit on the steps of a building at Phnom Penh’s Prey Speu social affairs centre last year

Detainees sit on the steps of a building at Phnom Penh’s Prey Speu detention centre last year.

The executive director of the Bophana Centre, Chea Sopheap, shows the Khmer Rouge History app on an iPad.

Sok Noeun, 36, holds a portrait of her late son, Phal Narou, 15, who was beaten by a mob after he was allegedly caught stealing earlier this month in Phnom Penh.

Sok Noeun, 36, holds a portrait of her late son, Phal Narou, 15, who was beaten by a mob after he was allegedly caught stealing last week in Phnom Penh.

Sok Noeun, 36, sits with her 7-month-old daughter at her house in Phnom Penh’s Meanchey district.

Villager Sreng Sreang said he believes angry villagers wanted to beat Narou a little bit, but they did not want to kill him

Deputy Prime Minister Bin Chhin looks at portraits of Khmer Rouge victims at an opening ceremony for the Khmer Rouge tribunal’s Legal Documentation Centre in Phnom Penh yesterday.

Khmer Rouge victim Sou Sotheavy speaks in front of her portrait to the press about her horrific experience as a transgender woman under the regime.

From left, Dr Tan Monivann, vice president of the Cambodia Chamber of Commerce; Fiona Ramsey, head of cooperation at the EU delegation; Ngan Chamroeun, under secretary of state of the Ministry of Interior; and Soeung Saroeun, executive director of the Cooperation Committee for Cambodia at the launch of a project for strengthening civil society in Cambodia.

People search for their names on the voter lists at a polling station in Kampong Cham’s Veal Vong commune earlier this month.

Ros Savoeurn, the CNRP’s first candidate in Kandal’s Doeum Reus commune, claims he was intimidated by masked men prior to Sunday’s commune election vote.

Member of the CPP working group in Kandal province Nguon Vath photographed at a local pagoda.

A woman looks at the voter list outside a polling station yesterday in Kampong Cham province.

L-R: The CNRP's Kea Sarom, Hak Chanthan, Yea Phan and Ham Ratha.

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Sreng Sokhoeun, new commune chief for Srak commune, Kampong Cham, and wife of Seang Chet.

CPP voters Pon Vann, 70, and Sok Sun, 67.

A fortuneteller predicts the results of the upcoming commune elections at her stall along the riverside yesterday in Phnom Penh.

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Sreng Sokhoeun, CNRP commune chief for Srak commune remains suspicious of her party defections in Kampong Cham province.

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