Human Rights News 200211 NOV 2002

Cambodia winning its fight against AIDS Will Cambodians ever get justice? Cambodia Ill-Equipped to Guard Against Terror: Defense Ministry Sex Crime Suspect Gets Bail Forcible return of Sok Yoeun is a Human Right Violation Cambodia appeals for help in AIDS battle Thai court orders extradition of Cambodian dissident Austrian Man Chrbed With Debauchery Sok Yoeun must not be extradited Croup Skeptical of Confession in Killing of Opposition Official Villagers, police Clash Over Prey Veng Monk’s Defrocking Woman Who Nailed Daughter to Floor Freed 670,000 Cambodians need food aid Cool in a crisis : Oung Chanthol U.N. says nearly 700,000 Cambodians short of food Fewer Boatmen Visited Brothel This Festival Judge Needs more Time Before Sam Bith’s Trial Police: No Evidence Soldier Killed Official Rights Group Calls on UN to Open New KR Trial Talks Cambodians hail UN move on Khmer trial Soldier Questioned About Official’s Killing Women's Rights Often Come Last in Cambodian Sex Trade U.N. Panel Backs Trials In Cambodia Gov’t Faulted For Nine Girls’ Disappearance Last chance for Cambodia's genocide trial One-way ticket for convicted Cambodians Cambodians deserve international standards of justice Another political murder in Cambodia Cambodian teachers move to strike "God" from text books Govt helps draft Cambodian laws Sok Yoeun’s Lawyers File Final Arguments UN Says 187 Illegally Held Without Trial Cambodians fear deportation plan Brothel Ordered Closed for Water Festival Italian NGO Investigates Debauchery case Political Activist Claims Family Was Threatened 9 Sex Workers Set for Deportation Disappear EU grants 69 million euros aid to Cambodia Villagers Beg World Bank for Logging Plans Official: Deportees Inappropriately Detained Teachers Threaten to Strike Court Completes Its Investigation for Sam Bith Debate Set for Domestic Violence Draft Law Piseth Pilika’s Killing Taken Into Cyberspace Fatal gunfight ends Cambodian hostage drama Cambodia Regains Domestic Stability