Human Rights News 200212 DEC 2002

SE Asian ministers apparent target of bombers in Cambodia Cooperation Between Malaysia And Cambodia Brings Tangible Benefits Cambodian trial continues over backpacker murders U.S. criticises Cambodian response to election violence KR conflict in Wilson murder evidence US Urges Cambodia to Halt Political Violence Ahead of Elections Questions Arise Over Demand for AIDS Drugs Cambodia's ruling party stands by PM for upcoming election Plice Blotter Military to focus on terror defense Poverty 'quagmire' probed by CDRI A heightened and enlightened education Rights Groups Remind Nation of Rights Abuses Wilson murder: 3rd faces trial Cambodian genocide needs independent judgement Bar To Seek Funding Fro Legal Aid Program EC Hands Malaria Project Over to Government IMMIGRATION AND THE AMERICAN WAY Deport Winona? Dubious HIV/AIDS Medicine Draw a Crowd Buddhist summit wraps up in Cambodia Gala at Angkor: 'Cue the Monks,' Then the Tenor Dodgy Cambodian turtle kills three, 94 sick CPP Commune Official Hacked to Death Doubts Linger in Kompong speu Confession Documents Reveal High Cost of Corruption Study: Growth Not Reducing Rural Poverty World Buddhist Leaders Gather in Cambodia Amid Global Turmoil Cambodia Seeks to Export More to U.S. Human Trafficking Still Rife Along VN Border Cambodia's Hun Sen Seeks 10 More Years Cambodia's Pol Potists want to avoid trial Hundreds March to Raise Awareness of Domestic Violence NGOs: Domestic Violence Law Fatally Flawed Cambodia's Hun Sen Says He Wants to Stay on as PM Until 2013 Cambodia's Pol Potists want to avoid trial