Father François Ponchaud, MEP, who exposed the Khmer Rouge atrocities in Cambodia during the 1970s, passed away January 17 at 85. He helped integrate Cambodian refugees in France and contributed ...

François Gagnon and Daryl Reaugh are this year's media inductees into the Hockey Hall of Fame — and while the honor in itself is significant, it's the internet's response, particularly from ...

The Hockey Hall of Fame announced François Gagnon and Daryl Reaugh as its two NHL Media Award recipients on Friday. Gagnon, a longtime French language reporter for the Montreal Canadiens, will ...

Salma Hayek posted a birthday tribute to husband François-Henri Pinault as he turned 63 on Wednesday, May 28, alongside a throwback photo with their daughter Valentina.

In February 1977, François Ponchaud, a French Catholic missionary who had a deep knowledge of Cambodia, published his now classic Cambodia Year Zero, which documented the massacres.

The nature of the new regime was first disclosed by French Priest François Ponchaud in his 1977 Book Cambodige annee zero (Cambodia: Year Zero). Fr Ponchaud was in the French Embassy at the time of ...

World-renowned St Lucian saxophonist Luther François says he still has much to give back to Jamaica following his performance at the Music Unites Jamaica Foundation (MUJF) 30th anniversary ...

Francois also expresses regret for a number of things. His victims are not among them. "He felt no guilt, no remorse, about killing them," said Casey Jordan, a criminologist and lawyer who teaches ...

Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume of Luxembourg and Hereditary Grand Duchess Stephanie have delighted royal fans with rare new photographs of their son, Prince François. The sweet snaps, released by the ...

Jean-François Richet, the screenwriter, filmmaker and producer behind some of France’s boldest thrillers such as “Mesrine” starring Vincent Cassel, has signed with CAA. Richet made a splash ...

French priest Fr François Ponchaud knew better, though. A missionary in Cambodia, he was among the last Westerners to leave following the Khmer Rouge takeover. And he wrote a book, Cambodia: Year Zero ...

Father François Ponchaud in 2005 examining photos at the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, of people tortured and killed during Khmer Rouge rule in the 1970s.