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Marvin Olasky | The Khmer Rouge finally faces trial for its killing fields, with one leader, Comrade Duch, confessing both conversion and murder: "We killed them like chickens"
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Jamie Dean | An American pastor goes to jail in Moscow
Mark Bergin | Simple design solutions are revolutionizing the undeveloped world one grateful village at a time
Jill Nelson | The ongoing crackdown against Laotian pastors is spreading the gospel through prisons
Paul Glader | For lower-caste Indians in America, injustice and discrimination can persist
