I can't watch this movie because it made me break down in tears, my heart shattering as the injustice towards human society is deeply portrayed. In 1975, the Khmer Rouge took control of Cambodia." ...

Cambodian refugees came to Minnesota in the early 1980s. Today, the town of Hampton, about 35 miles southeast of Minneapolis, is home to Watt Munisotaram, one of the largest Buddhist temples in North ...

This open letter to you, in advance of your maiden speech on the Senate floor, is about one of those places: the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington.

The former executive director of the influential NGO Human Rights Watch says that authoritarian regimes are not indifferent to public opinion pressures for human rights defense. With the Trump ...

Watch "Vietnam 50 Years Later ... quarter of the country's population -- died at the hands of leader Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge communists from 1975 to 1979. Cambodian refugees came to Minnesota ...

Also 50 years ago, just next door to Vietnam, the Khmer Rouge killed 3 million people ... the United States must not merely watch this one unfold, too, no matter our other preoccupations.

Refugees camps started in 1975 with those fleeing the Khmer Rouge, followed in 1979 by ... Now, with heartbreak and disbelief, I watch the U.S. support what much of the world sees as a genocide ...

The passing of this anniversary and the attendant media coverage may be bringing up painful memories for many Vietnamese ...

It serves as a reminder of the heavy price to be paid by those doing the fighting when impractical or even impossible orders ...

From the 1985 edition of the Tenderloin Times, a look back at the first 10 years following the end of the Vietnam War.

BANGKOK (AP) — Three people were killed and several others injured when they were struck by lightning while visiting Cambodia ...