Khmer Rouge tribunal criticised for trying only five former leaders

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Updated January 21, 2009 22:11:28

There are renewed calls in Cambodia for more former Khmer Rouge leaders to be prosecuted by the UN-backed Khmer Rouge Tribunal. The special court will hear its first case on 17 February. But it'll start with the cases of just five indicted former leaders.

Presenter: Sen Lam, presenter of Radio Australia's Connect Asia programme
Speaker: Thierry Seng, head of the Centre for Social Development in Phnom Penh

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