Former Khmer Rouge foreign minister dies

TOKYO, Japan - File photo, taken in 2010, shows former Khmer Rouge Foreign Minister Ieng Sary. Ieng Sary died March 14, 2013, of illness and old age, his son Ieng Vuth told Kyodo News. He was 87.

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