PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — It was like a scene from a medieval witch hunt: a victim, accused of a crime that has never been committed, is surrounded by a mob. Terror ensues, before an inevitable death. On a balmy afternoon, Pov Sovann was sitting outside his house in a tiny town in rural Cambodia, chatting with his relative. Like on most days, there
Cambodians Are Increasingly Being Executed For Sorcery
Poverty and inflation in Cambodia are to blame, economists claim.
By Denise Hruby
