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That is not considered a human rights violation committed by the hmer rouge? 1: the khmer rouge forced residers of cambodia to work in labor camps where they were tortured and starved. 2: the khmer rouge was responsible for genocide -killing more than two million people 3: the khmer rouge abolished government, religion, and private property in cambodia. 4: the khmer rouge refused to follow a peace agreement established with the united nations in 1991

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