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and health care
and human rights
and International Republican Institute
and judges
and Khmer Rouge
and Khmer Rouge tribunal
and land seizures
and ministries
and Mussomeli
national control by
and nepotism
and news media
and newspapers
and oil reserves
and oknya
and Pailin
and Paris Peace Accords (1991)
and Paris Peace Conference (1989)
and penal code
and political opponents, intimidation of
political rallies against
and power struggle
and Quinn
and Rainsy
and Ranariddh
and sand dredging
and sanitation
and schools
and Sihanouk
and stability
support for
and tripartite governing agreement
and Twining
and United Nations
and United States
and U.S. Congress
and U.S. Senate
and video conferencing system
and war (1997)
and Wiedemann
and world economic crisis (2008)
Huy Piseth
Hygiene
Hysterical blindness. See also Mental illness
Ieng Mouly
Ieng Sary
and amnesty
and Khmer Rouge tribunal
Ieng Thirith
Ieu Koeuss
Illiteracy
Im Sethy
IMF. See International Monetary Fund
In Bopha
In Channy
In Samrithy
Individualism
Indravarman III,
Industry
Infrastructure
Ing Kantha Phavi
International aid agencies. See also individual agencies
International Crisis Group
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
International Republican Institute (IRI)
and grenade attacks
Internet
Iran
Iraq
IRI. See International Republican Institute
Irrigation canal
Jameson, Donald
Japan
Jarvis, Helen
Jayavarman II
Jennar, Raoul-Marc
Jensen, Peter Taksoe
Jinnai, Teruo
Jipp, Peter
Judges. See also Court system
Kaing Guek Eav (aka Duch)
Kamlesh Vyas
Kamm, Henry
Kang Chandararot
Kdep Sokhin
Ke Kim Yan
Keat Chhon
Kek Galibru
Kem Vuthy
Keng Vantaa
Keo Phirum
Keo Rattanak
Keo Srey Vy
Kep Chuktema
Kerry, John F.
Khieu Kanharith
and Khmer Rouge tribunal
Khieu Samphan
Khim Sambor
Khmer Communists. See Khmer Rouge
Khmer Ideal
Khmer Krahom. See Khmer Rouge
Khmer Rouge (aka Khmer Communists; Khmer Krahom)
and airgram (of Quinn)
and amnesty
brutality/violence of
and Cambodia, devastation of
and Cambodian operation
and China
and deforestation
fall of
and genocide
and Hun Sen
legacy of
and mental illness, as cause of
and Paris Peace Conference (1989)
and personal wealth
and Phnom Penh, evacuation of
and Quinn
and Sihanouk
and United Nations
and United States
veterans of
victory of
and Vietnam
and war (1997)
Khmer Rouge tribunal
and corruption
and corruption monitors
and donor community
and Duch
and Hun Sen
and Ieng Sary
and Ieng Thirith
and judges
and Kaing Guek Eav
and Khieu Kanharith
and Khieu Samphan
and kickback scheme
management of
and Meas Muth
and Nuon Chea
and Pol Pot
and post-traumatic stress disorder
and Ranariddh
and Sihanouk
and Sok An
and Ta Mok
and United Nations
and United States
and victim outreach program
and Wiedemann
Kim Phuoc Tung
Kissinger, Henry
Kith Seng
Kleber International Conference Center
Kok Chuum
Kong Srim
Labor unions
Land Law
Land seizures
and eviction camps
legalization of
Lao Meng Khim
Leaders, abuse of
Leang Saroeun
Leopard Capital
Let Ting
Leuprecht, Peter
Life expectancy
Lim Kean Hor
“Living by nature,”
Loch Pheach
Logging, illegal. See also Deforestation
Lon Nil
Lon Nol
Lord, Winston
Loridon, Michael
Luek Thuon
Ly Vouchleng
Ly Yong Phat
Lying
Ma Buth
Malik, Urooj
Mam Bunheng
Manikas, Peter
Mao Tse-tung
Map Narin
Mason, Paul
Mathews, Verghese
McCain, John
McConnell, Mitch
Meach Youen
Meas Muth
Meas Savuth
Meas Sudhan
Mekong Delta
Mekong River
Meng Huot
Mental health. See also Mental illness
Mental illness
second-generation effects of
therapy for
See also Post-traumatic stress disorder; Psychiatry
Mey Meakk
Military
Military Assistance Program
Minh Mang
Ministries
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ministry of Health
Ministry of the Interior
Ministry of Tourism
Mitchell, George
Mith Ran
Mitterand, François
Modernity
Moeung Sonn
Molodyakov, Stanislav (aka Alexander Trofimov)
Mong Reththy
Mortality rate
Motorbikes
Mou Chouerm
Mou Neam
Mour Kimsan
Mu Sochua
Muny Sothara
Murder. See also Crime
Mussomeli, Joseph
and anticorruption law
and health care
and Hun Sen
and news media
Mydans, Seth
Nai Chineang
Nam Tum
National Audit Authority
National Democratic Institute
National Election Committee
National identity
National Land Authority
National Strategic Development Plan
National United Front for an Independent, Neutral, Peaceful, and Cooperative Cambodia. See Funcinpec
National United Front of Kampuchea
Nati
onal University of Management
Natural abundance
Navanny Son
Neath Mony
Nelmes, John
Nepotism
News media
Newspapers
Ngeth Theary
Nguon Chan
Nguyen thi LeSon
Nhan Theary
Nhiek Bun Chhay
Nhim Sophea
Nicoletti, Tom
and grenade attacks
Nixon, Richard
Norodom (king)
North Korea
Nov Mal
Nuon Chea
Nuon Sameth
Nutrition
Obesity
Office of complaints, anticorruption unit
Oil reserves
Ok Serei Sopheak
Oknya
O’Leary, Michael
Om Radsady
Om Yientieng
Operation Crossbow. See also War (1997)
Ou Bunthan
Ou Virak
Ouk Bounchhoeun
Oung Bunoun
Pa Socheatvong
Pailin
Pailin Province
Paris Peace Accords (1991)
Paris Peace Conference (1989)
Passivity
Patronage
Peam Krasp Wildlife Sanctuary
Pedophiles
Penal code
People’s Republic of Kampuchea
Perm Five. See also UN Security Council
Personal dignity
Personality traits
Phab Sou Vichet
Phaing Bor
Pham Van Dong
Pheapimex
Phnom Penh
evacuation of
refugees in
today
Pichpisey, Lem
Plantations
Pol Pot: Anatomy of a Nightmare (Short)
Pol Pot (aka Saloth Sar)
brother of
brutality/violence of
and Cambodia, withdrawal from
and Cambodian operation
and collaborators
death of
and Ieng Sary
and Khmer Rouge tribunal
and Pailin
and Paris Peace Accord (1991)
Police officers
Political-party law
Porter, Gareth
Porter, Ian
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
and Khmer Rouge tribunal
See also Mental illness
Poverty
Powers, Samantha
Prach Chann
Preah Vihear
Prostitution. See also Sexual slavery
Psychiatry. See also Mental illness
PTSD. See Post-traumatic stress disorder
Qin Guangrong
Quinn, Kenneth
and airgram
and Albright
as ambassador
and change
and compromise
and election (1998)
and grenade attacks
and Hun Sen
and Khmer Rouge
and post-traumatic stress disorder
and Rainsy
and Ranariddh
and U.S. Senate
and war (1997)
Rainsy, Sam
and Abney
and coalition government
and corruption, campaign against
as democratic opposition
and donor community
and election (1998)
and election (2002)
and election (2003)
and election (2008)
exile of
and grenade attacks
and Hun Sen
lawsuit against
as minister of finance
new political organization of
and political rallies, anti-Hun Sen
and Ranariddh
and U.S. Senate
and Wiedemann
and world economic crisis (2008)
Ranariddh, Norodom
and Albright
and coalition government
and “coup” (1997)
and deforestation
and donor community
and election (1993)
and election (1998)
and election (2002)
and election (2003)
exile of
and forest concessions
and Funcinpec
and grenade attacks
and Hun Sen
and Khmer Rouge tribunal
and ministries, dividing of
pardon of
and Paris Peace Accord (1991)
and power struggle
and Quinn
and Rainsy
retirement of
trial/conviction of
and tripartite governing agreement
and war (1997)
Rape. See also Domestic violence; Women
Rath, Sam
Ray, Charles
Reagan, Ronald
Reagan administration
Ream Sokny
Refugees
military officers as
in United States
Reicherter, Daryn
Religion
Rice, Juanita
Rice cultivation
Richner, Beat
Road building
Robb, Chuck
Roberts, David
Rodley, Carol
Rohrabacher, Dana
Rong Chhum
Ros Don
Rosenstock, Robert
Rostow, Eugene
Roth, Stanley
Roth, William
Royal Cambodian Armed Forces
Run Hon
Ryan, Heather
Saddam Hussein
Saing Moeva
Saloth Nhep
Saloth Roeung
Saloth Sar. See Pol Pot
Sam Nhea
Sam Rainsy Party
and election (2003)
and election (2008)
Samleang Seila
Sand dredging
Sanderson, John
Sanitation
Sar Kheng
Saving face
Scheffer, David
Schools
and Hun Sen
See also Education; Teachers
Sean Visoth
Seanglim Bit
Senate (Cambodian)
Seng Bunthoeun
Serge Thion
Sexual abuse, child
Sexual slavery. See also Prostitution; Slave trafficking
Shawcross, William
Shearer, Kimber
Shevardnadze, Eduard
Short, Philip
Sideshow: Kissinger, Nixon, and the Destruction of Cambodia (Shawcross)
Sihanouk, Norodom
and constitution
and corruption
and doctors
and education
and election (1993)
and election (1998)
and Hun Sen
and individualism
and Khmer Rouge
and Khmer Rouge tribunal
and Lon Nol
overthrow of
and Paris Peace Conference (1989)
and power struggle
and tripartite governing agreement
Simons, Lewis
Sin Somuny
Sin Visal
Sirivudh, Norodom
Sisowath (king)
Sit You Sous
Slave trafficking. See also Sexual slavery
Slavery
Sleep paralysis. See also Mental illness
Smuggling, and endangered species
So Phim
So Saphy
Sok An
and corruption monitor
and Khmer Rouge tribunal
and oil reserves
and war (1997)
Sok Sambath
Sok Sopheak
Solarz, Stephen
Solomon, Richard
> and Cambodian operation
Son Sann
Son Sen
Son Soubert
Sonis, Jeffery
Sophearith Choung
Sorn Kimseng
Sorn Phalla
Soros, George
Soto, Erin
Soviet Union
Spirit treatment
Spirituality
Spousal abuse
Stability
Students
Stunting, of growth
Sudan
Sun Thida
Sun Thun
Suomi Sakai
Suon Davy
Survival instinct
Surviving Treblinka (Solarz)
Ta Mok
Taister, Myke
Tax system
Te Kim Sien
Teachers. See also Education; Schools
Television
Ten Keng
Teng Soeun
Territorial aggression
Terrorism, political
Thailand
gross domestic product of
refugees in
rice cultivation in
Theary Seng
Theravadist Buddhism. See also Buddhism; Religion
Thong Sophal
Thong Sopheak
Thor Saran
Thun Bun Ly
Tieng Narith
Tioulong Saumura
Tolbert, David
Top Chan Sereyvudth
Touch Vireak
Tourism
Trees. See also Deforestation
Trofimov, Alexander. See Molodyakov, Stanislav
Troung Minh Giang
Truong Chinh
Tully, John
Tuol Sleng
Tuy Khorn
Twining, Charles
and anticorruption law
and congressional hearing
and corruption
and deforestation
departure of
and donor community
and election (1993)
and Hun Sen
and land seizures
Um Huot
UN Commission on Human Rights
Un Phea
UN Security Council. See also Perm Five
Un Sophal
UN Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC)
UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Ung Huot
UNICEF
United Nations
and Cambodian operation
and foreign aid
and human rights
and Hun Sen
and Khmer Rouge
and Khmer Rouge tribunal
and Vietnam
United States
and baby trade
and Cambodia, bombing of
corruption in
and foreign aid
and Hun Sen
and Khmer Rouge
and Khmer Rouge tribunal
and Lon Nol
and mission in Cambodia
refugees in
and Vietnam
University system. See also Education
UNTAC. See UN Transitional Authority in Cambodia
U.S. Ambassador to Cambodia. See Mussomeli; Quinn; Ray; Rodley; Twining; Wiedemann
U.S. Congress
and congressional hearing
U.S. Embassy
and corruption
and grand corruption report
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S. Senate
U.S. Senate Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S. State Department
USAID. See Agency for International Development
Uth Chhorn
Var Huoth
Veng Sereyvudh