Wave of 9 Suicide Bombers kill 10 at kabul, Communist Butchers face Trial in Cambodia

9 Suicide Bombers in waves hit the Hotel at Kabul killing atleast 10

Afghan Hotel Raided Overnight, 19 Dead
From: AssociatedPress | Jun 29, 2011 | 396 views
NATO helicopters fired rockets to help end a siege at a luxury hotel in the Afghan capital Kabul overnight. Officials said 19 people died including 8 suicide attackers and 3 policemen. (June 29)

Kabul Hotel Assault: Suicide bombing attack kill 10
From: RussiaToday | Jun 29, 2011 | 1,068 views
At least 10 people are reported killed and eight wounded in a suicide and gun attack, on a hotel in the Afghan capital Kabul. Reports say militants wearing civilian clothes burst into the Intercontinental while guests were having dinner. At least one militant blew himself up and several others took positions on the roof, after a shootout with police. The four hour standoff was ended by an airstrike from a NATO helicopter. The Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack

Cambodian Prayer Ceremony Remembers Khmer Rouge Victims
From: NTDTV | Jun 27, 2011 | 56 views

Two Tuol Sleng prison survivors lead a small prayer ceremony to remember the 1.7 million people killed during the Khmer Rouge regime. It was held two days before a UN-backed court puts four of its senior leaders on trial.

Two survivors of the Khmer Rouge regime led a prayer ceremony on Saturday to remember those who died during that brutal regime.

This came two days before four senior Khmer Rouge leaders were to stand trial.

Both Tuol Sleng prison survivors, Bou Meng and Chum Mei, walked up steps to the Killing Fields monument where they offered prayers and promised justice for the regime victims.

Khmer Rouge ‘core’ goes on trial
From: Euronews | Jun 27, 2011 | 473 views
Now frail and elderly pensioners, they nonetheless stand accused of being privy to the decisions taken by the regime of the Khmer Rouge.

They are 79-year-old Kieu Samphan, the former head of state of what was known at the time as Democratic Kampuchea; 84-year-old Nuon Chea, the regime’s former Number Two; 85-year-old Ieng Sary who was the Minister for Foreign Affairs, while his wife, 79-year-old Ieng Tearit, took charge of social affairs in the country.