The five red-robed judges who preside over the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (the tribunal’s official name) are the final arbiters of Duch’s detention, but the question they are now considering belongs as much to the people of Cambodia as it does to the court. Should mass murderers be afforded the same rights as everyone else?
五位身披红袍的法官领衔柬埔寨法院的“特命法庭”（该特别法庭的官方称谓），他们是拘押杜赫的最终仲裁者。但他们现在代表法庭所考虑的问题与柬埔寨人民同样相关。大屠杀者能够享有和庶民一样的权利么？