Court calls ex-Khmer Rouge Brother No. 2 for genocide questioning

PAILIN, Cambodia - Former Khmer Rouge leader Nuon Chea, better known as Brother No. 2, poses for a Kyodo News photo at his home in Pailin near the Thai border on Sept. 18, one day before he was taken to Phnom Penh for questioning about the Cambodian genocide.

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