It is a shame that the section of your 24 June special report on “Truth, justice and reconciliation” regarding Cambodia could not have been written by someone who knows something about Cambodia and the Khmer Rouge tribunal. The numerous factual errors and jaundiced political interpretations have considerably lowered my previously high rating of Guardian journalism. Even minor errors indicate your journalists’ total ignorance. Nobody in Cambodia would refer to Prime Minister Hun Sen simply as “Hun”, any more than they would refer to former King Sihanouk as “Norodom” or the opposition leader as “Sam”. If Cambodians are referred to by a single name, it is always by the second name. Theary Seng could not have “lost both his parents in the genocide”. Theary Seng is a woman, who lost her parents. Furthermore, she is involved in more than human rights, including activities that might colour her opinions about the tribunal. She has been a self-proclaimed support...