duch was the first khmer rouge commander convicted of crimes against humanity by a tribunal,

the man known as comrade doik, one of the most notorious senior figures from the khmer rouge convictedied. duch was the first senior khmer rouge leader convicted of crimes against humanity by a un—backed tribunal in 2010 and sentenced to life in 2012. he ran the notorious tuol sleng prison where thousands of people were tortured and murdered in the late 1970s. as many as 2 million people are believed to have died under the khmer rouge, a maoist regime that controlled cambodia from 1975 to 1979. to mauritius now. and the oil spill caused by a japanese ship running aground has had further tragic consequences. on tuesday, three sailors died when their tugboat capsized as they were helping with the clean—up. four other men were rescued, although one other sailor is still missing. rebecca bailey has this report. you might find some images in it distressing. the mauritian coastguard setting off on a grim task — body retrieval. eight sailors set out to help clean up the oil spill that for weeks now has been poisoning a marine wildlife sanctuary. not all of them made it back. the sailors were

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a notorious killer in the cambmbodian khmer rouge regime s didied at the age of 77.oversaw the deaeaths of thousasands. the khmer rouge killed thousands and buried them in mass graves known as the killing yields. he has been serving a life sentence for crimes against humanity. antigovernment testers clashed with police in the bulgarian capital of sofia. opponents accuse the prime minister of having links to oligarchs and are calling on him to resign rated is the biggest missed in nearly two months of daily tests. authorities say several people were detained and dozens injured. all this week, we are looking back to the summer of 2015, when an unprecedented number of migrants fled war and poverty in their own countries, many from syria. and they headed for europe. many never made itit. one imagee shocked thehe w worlo other. a syrian toddler's body washed ashore in turkey. thousands of others also perished on the journey. and the perilous sea crossing is still claiming lives today. ♪ correspondent: the tragic exodus of the cordi famamily ended d at this beach near turk

he was one of the most notorious senior figures from the genocidal khmer rouge regime in cambodia inhe late 70s. duch was the first khmer rouge commander convicted of crimes against humanity by a tribunal, backed by the un. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. thanks to the internet and this, the mobile phone, our ability to inform, communicate and persuade has never been greater. yet, public debate seems more toxic, more divisive than ever before. so what is happening? are intolerance and extremism winning out over reasoned debate? my guest today is the american neuroscientist, philosopher and podcaster, sam harris. he goes into intellectual territory where few others dare tread — on race and religion. he generates lots of heat. what about light? sam harris in california, welcome to hardtalk. happy to be here, thanks, stephen. sam, you have an extraordinarily popular podcast in which you talk with leading intellectuals across the world but you also express your own trenchant opinions in a host of books that you've written. which is more important, more

the khmer rouge executioner who killed thousands of cambodians in the 1970 s.has died 77 year old comrade saving a life sentence for atrocities committed in the notorious mass measured when he reports. it was here in the capital of cambodia that comrade committed crimes against humanity total slaying prison in phnom penh was where more than $14000.00 cambodians was sent to be tortured and murdered under the orders of the camaro rouge his top executioner even though doing during his trial in 2009 that he was following orders he admitted what happened in the prison known by its code name is 21 claiming something that i would like to acknowledge my legal responsibility for all the crimes that happened in this 21 especially the torture and execution of people that the committee rouge wanted to reveal cambodia in the late 1970 s. and executed anyone who might pose a threat to those ambitions as many as 2000000 were killed including teaches and academics and anyone deemed the worst enemies of the regime was sent to be executed by doing he was convicted in 2010 and se

he was one of the most notorious senior figures from the genocidal khmer rouge regime in cambodia, inrouge commander convicted of crimes against humanity by a tribunal, backed by the un. he was jailed for life in 2012. he ran the notorious tuol sleng prison where thousands of men, women and children were tortured and murdered. many of the guards he controlled were teenagers. it's believed as many as two million people died in the so—called killing fields of the khmer rouge, the maoist regime that controlled cambodia from 1975 to 1979. five years ago today, one of the most shocking images of the migrant crisis in europe emerged: the body of a syrian toddler, alan kurdi, washed up on a beach in turkey. he had drowned, along with his mother and five—year—old brother, in a desperate attempt to reach greece, and safety, in europe. his death became a symbol of the suffering of migrant families, and the dangers they faced. his father survived, and he's been speaking to our correspondent hanan razek. a warning that this piece contains upsetting images. he would have been seven years old this

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for example, in cambodia, the vietnamese invasion of 1978 brought the downfall of the khmer rouge and the remove of pol pot. during pol pot's three years of power, the khmer rouge killed about 21% of the cambodian population. with pol pot no longer in power, approximately half a million cambodian people who managed to survive his regime sought refuge in nearby thailand. in addition, more joined them in thailand between 1980 and 1986. in vietnam there was another outpouring known famously as the boat people. they escaped by sea. they were people who had been formerly been military or cultural leaders, some ethnic minorities fleeing prosecution, but 160,000 went to china, while tens of thousands took to the oceans, and made their way to other places include thailand, malaysia, indonesia and the philippines. they sailed in boats hardly seaworthy sometimes. an estimated 25% to 50% died at sea. if they were lucky to made it to land, sometimes they were forced back to sea by governments lie thailand and malaysia that refused to accept them and take responsibility. those refugees who were fo

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the khmer rouge execution who killed thousands of cambodians in the 1970 s. has died he was 77 to 8 had been serving a life sentence since 2010 the atrocities and mass murder committed in the notorious tool slang prison facebook executives have been questioned by parliamentarians in india about whether the ruling b j p has been given favorable treatment or not a wall street journal report alleges facebook deliberately ignored its own hate speech rules after they were broken by b j p politician the us social media company denies having political bias well those are the headlines i'll have a news hour here for you on al-jazeera after inside story do stay with us. what's behind the latest things in saudi arabia's role family the commander of the saudi led war in yemen and his son are accused of corruption and dismissed the pulping cleared for the crown prince to become king this isn't so story. hello and welcome to the program. many role family members in saudi arabia have been sacked or detained ever since mohamed bin so many was appointed to crown prince 3 yea

the khmer rouge executioner who killed thousands of cambodians in the 1970 s. has died he was 77 had been serving a life sentence since 2010 the atrocities and mass murder committed in the notorious tall slang prison facebook executives have been questioned by parliamentarians in india about whether the ruling b j p has been given favorable treatment or not a wall street journal report alleges facebook deliberately ignored its own hate speech rules after they were broken by b j p politician the us social media company denies having political bias although as the headlines i'll have a news hour here for you on al-jazeera the inside story to stay with us. what's behind the latest things in saudi arabia's role family the couple into the saudi led war in yemen and his son were accused of corruption and dismissed the poll being cleared for the crown prince to be called a this isn't a story. hello welcome to the program. many role family members in saudi arabia have been sacked or detained ever since mohamed bin so many was appointed to crown prince 3 years ago to pr

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during pol pot's three and a half years in power, the khmer rouge had killed 1.7 million people. that was about 21% of the cambodian population. with pol pot no longer in power, approximately half 1 million cambodian people managed to survive his regime and sought refuge in nearby talent. in addition, 122,000 cambodia refugees joined them in thailand between 1980 and 1986. in vietnam, there was a another outpouring of refugees known famously as the boat people. these people escaped by sea. they were people who had formerly been political, up military or cultural leaders in south yet mom. some of them were ethnic minorities who were fleeing persecution. about 160,000 went to china while tens of thousands took to the oceans and made their way to other places in southeast asia, including thailand, indonesia and the philippines. they sailed in boats that were hardly see where the at times, and then estimated 25 to 30% died at sea. if they were lucky to make it to land, sometimes they were forced back to see by governments like thailand and relay -- malaysia refused to accept them and

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one of the most notorious figures from the genocidal khmer rouge regime in cambodia has died while serving for sending more than 111,000 people to their deaths when the khmer rouge were in power in the 1970s. he oversaw a brutaljail system in which guards, who were often teenagers, tortured prisoners into confessing to fictitious crimes. president macron of france is on a visit to iraq to show support for the government of the new iraqi prime minister. before leaving for baghdad, mr macron said he wanted to help the administration reassert iraq's sovereignty in the face of regional tensions. the country has been a flashpoint in the confrontation between its two major allies, iran and the us. the iraqi government is also still battling what remains of the islamic state group. in bulgaria, anti—government protesters have been demonstrating outside the national parliament. for nearly two months, protesters have demanded the resignations of the prime minister and the prosecutor general over allegations of corruption. unrest in the eu's poorest state has continued despite early elections in may

the khmer rouge commander has died. he oversaw the murders of at least 14,000 cambodians.regime which killed a quarter of the country's population between 1975 and 1979. a u.s. tribunal sentenced him to life in prison 10 years ago for crimes against humanity. athaad: let's have a look what is going on market-wise. the advances that we have certainly petering out. hang seng down by 0.5%. see a little bit of a downdraft for indian equities when we do get the session underway. have suga the favorite to succeed shinzo abe as prime minister. former belies what happened with the gdp figures which came out showing that the economy decided to contract by 7%. it was anticipated because economists have been looking at the figure of 6%. haslinda. the video app tiktok has become a flashpoint for u.s. tensions with china. president trump said the deal to sell the american operations must be struck by mid-september. he insists the u.s. must be well compensated or it will be shut down. the president has stepped up his attacks on to talk as they increase pressure ahead of the november ele