Ashes of WWII Korean slave laborer returned to daughter

Ashes of WWII Korean slave laborer returned to daughter

IIZUKA, Japan - Mum Pok Ye (front) from South Korea's Chollabukto Province, breaks into tears July 17 in front of a photo of her father, who died in Japan during World War II while toiling at a coal mine in Fukuoka Prefecture as a slave laborer. Mum received the ashes of her father, Mum Kyu Byong, at a ceremony in Iizuka in the prefecture.

Victim develops toilet products with K. Rouge leaders' images

Victim develops toilet products with K. Rouge leaders' images

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - Pok Leakreasey, who lost his father and eight other relatives during the 1975-1979 Khmer Rouge regime, lets his daughter stands on a floor mat bearing images of former Khmer Rouge leaders at his Phnom Penh house Dec. 27. He has developed the mat and a urinal (on the right) painted with the faces of Pol Pot, Ieng Sary, Khieu Samphan and Nuon Chea as a means of venting his anger and sadness.

2 Cambodian boys arrive in Fukuoka for surgery

2 Cambodian boys arrive in Fukuoka for surgery

FUKUOKA, Japan - Two Cambodian boys, Ken Pok (R), 14, and Ni Pok (L), 12, arrive in Fukuoka on Nov. 3 for facial surgery at a local hospital. The boys suffer from encephalomeningopathy, a disorder that affects the meninges and the brain. (Kyodo)

Victim develops toilet products with K. Rouge leaders' images

Victim develops toilet products with K. Rouge leaders' images

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - Pok Leakreasey, who lost his father and eight other relatives during the 1975-1979 Khmer Rouge regime, lets his daughter stands on a floor mat bearing images of former Khmer Rouge leaders at his Phnom Penh house Dec. 27. He has developed the mat and a urinal (on the right) painted with the faces of Pol Pot, Ieng Sary, Khieu Samphan and Nuon Chea as a means of venting his anger and sadness.