Three Charged in Murder of Cambodian Journalist

Three Cambodian men have been indicted for the weekend murder of a journalist who was investigating illegal logging activity. La Narong, Kem Pheakdey and Pin Heng are accused of killing Taing Try, who was shot in the head Sunday in eastern Kratie province. Officials say the three, with ties to the police and military, are also accused of possession of illegal weapons. Illegal logging Colleagues say Taing Try was investigating illegal logging in Kratie at the time of his death and...

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