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| | 02-9546 -- Yuk v. Ashcroft -- 01/20/2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) |
 | | Yuk stated that after this he did not see his son for a year, at which time the Cambodian police told him that Hangseyha was in jail, that he would die soon, and that Mr. |
 | | Yuk alleged that when they saw Hangseyha in jail, there was evidence that he had been tortured, and when he died, the family was not allowed to have a ceremony for him because they were told he had been a traitor. |
 | | Yuk testified that CPP members currently reside in his house, it is not clear from the record exactly why their houses were confiscated. |
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