Phatry Derek Pan

Khmerican

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Cambodian-American in Long Beach, where he runs the news website Khmerican

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Forty years ago today, Pol Pot and his Khmer Rouge took over Cambodia. They quickly turned the country into what was essentially one large prison camp.

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