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EU urges UN to keep up talks on Khmer Rouge trials
The European Union has urged the United Nations not to give up on negotiations with Cambodia over establishing a tribunal for former Khmer Rouge leaders accused of genocide.
Earlier this month, the U-N ended more than four years of talks over setting up a court to try leaders of the radical regime, saying Phnom Penh could not guarantee the tribunal's independence.
In a statement, the E-U says the U-N should keep open the possibility of renewing negotiations to guarantee the establishment of an internationally credible tribunal.
So far, none of the former Khmer Rouge leaders have stood trial.
21/02/2002 13:42:02 | ABC Radio Australia News
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