As Khmer Rouge Tribunal Plans to Wrap Up, Survivors' Healthcare Needs Remain Largely Unmet

Cambodia has long struggled to meet the mental and physical healthcare needs of its traumatized society. The $300-million, UN-backed court has done little to change that.

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