Gerald Pillay assesses one country's bold-and controversial-bid to come to terms with its past.

Last year the Cambodian government offered an amnesty to Ieng Sary, the leader of a faction of the Khmer Rouge. The issue raised great controversy. We reprint an abridged version of an article in the 'Phnom Penh Post' by the director of Cambodia's Institute of Human Rights, Kassie Neou.

Gus Envela Jr believes that too many in public life have stayed on too long.

No one gets through life without scars. Anne Marie Tate goes to the roots of inner healing

The Jewish community in Poland almost died out after World War II. Milowit Kuninski explores the reconciliation that has made a rebirth possible.

Celebrations of the new Millenium should not be only a secular event