World's most wanted Nazi arrested [-The law will always catch the criminals, wherever they are!!!!]

Laszlo Csatary leaves the courthouse in Budapest (AFP: Attila Kisbenedek)

July 19, 2012
Reuters

The world's most wanted Nazi war criminal has been put under house arrest by authorities in Hungary.

Laszlo Csatary, the 97-year-old who tops the Simon Wiesenthal Centre's dwindling list of wanted Nazi suspects, said nothing as he was whisked away in a car following his early-morning arrest in Budapest.

Csatary was then questioned for several hours by an investigating magistrate at a military prosecution office.

The Wiesenthal Centre accuses him of organising the World War II deportation of some 16,000 Jews from the ghetto of Kosice, in present-day Slovakia, to their deaths at the Auschwitz extermination camp.

អ្នក​ឃ្លាំមើល​និយាយ​អំពី​ឧក្រិដ្ឋកម្ម​ព្រៃ​ឈើ​នៅ​កម្ពុជា - Forest crimes in Cambodia: Observers

Try Pheap (L) sitting behind Mok Mareth (frist row) (Photo: CEN)

Aerial photos showing forest destruction in Cambodia  - រូប​ថត​ពី​លើ​អាកាស​នៃ​ទិដ្ឋភាព​ព្រៃ​ឈើ​នៅ​កម្ពុជា​ដែល​រង​ការកាប់​បំផ្លាញ។ (Photo courtesy of Global Witness)

12 Nov 2011
Taing Sarada
Radio Free Asia
Translated from Khmer by Oss Dey Oss Prey

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Forest conservation groups in Cambodia indicated that precious woods in the central Cardamom region (Phnom Krovanh) of the Boeung Per wildlife refuge and in the Virakchey natural park have been logged and the woods are taken out for sale to Vietnam in large quantity.

The groups pointed out tycoon Try Pheap as being the culprit crook involved in the deforestation. Try Pheap is known as a close supporter of the ruling CPP party and he is also closely linked to the RCAF – Cambodia’s armed forces. Try Pheap is the man behind an unnamed Vietnamese company involved in the deforestation under the guise of economic concession or development planning.

Chhuth Vuthy, chairman of the Cambodian-based natural resources protection organization, said that tycoon Try Pheap received several thousands of hectares in land concession in the central Cardamom mountain, between Pursat and Koh Kong provinces, under the guise of electricity development. But, in reality, it is just a front end to hide illegal logging of Cambodian previous woods by Vietnamese companies who are protected by Try Pheap.

Ly Vuoch Leng to face charges

Thursday, August 16, 2007
Everyday.com.kh
Translated from Khmer by Socheata

Ly Vuoch Leng, president of the Appeals Court who was recently relieved from her position, could face charges for accepting a $30,000 bribe in exchange for the release of the boss of the Chhay Hour II hotel, should the court find him to be at fault as the Ministry of Interior police had considered in his case. The Rasmei Kampuchea newspaper reported that after the bribery case was revealed, numerous sources are following this case very closely because, according to the law, if there is somebody paying the bribe, then there must be someone accepting the bribe also, and if there were to be no bribery, Chhun Poch (father of the Chhay Hour II owner) would not be sent to jail for bribing Ly Vuoch Leng. If Ly Vuoch Leng is indeed charged, she could face 3 to 7 years of jail sentence for accepting briberies, based on Article 38 of the UNTAC-era criminal law.