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America / Europe / /
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Rwanda / Netherlands / Cambodia / Austria / United States / Israel / /
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Diplomatic Relations / /
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Documentation Center / U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum / Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum / Tuol Sleng prison / University of Pittsburgh School / Documentation Center of Cambodia / Jewish Virtual Library / /
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crimes denial law / particular / unnecessary law / proposed law / speech law / gas chambers / media attention / genocide denial law / constitutional law / crime denial law / media coverage / law student / /
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state legislature / United States Supreme Court / Cambodian General Assembly / German Constitutional Court / University of Pittsburgh School of Law / Nazi party / Senate / University of Pittsburgh School / Rwandan government / civil society / Cambodian government / United Nations / UN Court / Cambodian Ministry of Education / National Socialist Party / Danish Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies / Documentation Center of Cambodia / Federal Constitutional Court / Socialist Party / ECCC court / Khmer Rouge / Cambodia National Rescue Party / National Assembly / Rwandan court / /
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Paul Rassinier / Howard Reich / Kate Langford / Stuart White / Owen Bowcott / Hun Sen / Juris Doctorate / Kem Sokha / Maurice Bardèche / Abby Seiff / Deborah Lipstadt / Julia Wallace / Ben S. Austin / Lauren Crothers / Raymond Youngs / Jon Bertran-Harris / Daniel Ketchell / /
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Prime Minister / president / author / Governor / leader / Major / Candidate for Juris Doctorate / Another author / Candidate / /
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California / /
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Phnom Penh Post / The Cambodia Daily / The Guardian / The Phnom Penh Post / Holocaust and Genocide Studies / Chicago Tribune / /
Truth can Overcome Denial in Cambodia without Restricting the Freedom of Expression By Kate Langford, Candidate for Juris Doctorate – 2014 University of Pittsburgh School of Law Kate Langford is a law student at the Un