Tag: cambodia

Journalism students’ Cambodia piece airs on PBS NewsHour

Journalism students' Cambodia piece airs on PBS NewsHour with video

June 22, 2011:

With genocide trials again set to begin, a new generation of Cambodians is learning about the country’s violent and deadly history. Berkeley journalism students Jake Schoneker ’11 and Mark Oltmanns ’13 explore this development in a video piece that aired June 21 on the PBS NewsHour.

Human-rights report calls for reparations for Khmer Rouge victims

December 12, 2011:

A report co-released by the International Human Rights Law Clinic calls on Cambodia’s UN-backed tribunal to grant reparations to victims of the brutal Khmer Rouge regime. Three Berkeley Law students helped author the report, “Victims’ Right to Remedy.”