The UN-backed court’s investigating judges have come under fire in recent weeks after they made a preliminary conclusion to Case 003.
At least five key staff members have left the Khmer Rouge tribunal’s investigating judges’ office since April.
International prosecutor Andrew Cayley said in a public statement last month he would file for further investigation in the case 003.
Officials at the Ministry of Interior said Friday Cambodia was cooperating with China’s Ministry of Public Security to return the group.
The court has come under increased criticism of political interference and a lack of funding.
The judges have also ordered Cayley to retract portions of a public statement involving Case 003.
Tribunal spokesman Lars Olsen said the Pre-Trial Chamber was under no time limit to consider Cayley’s appeal.
Subedi is also expected to speak directly with residents in the Beoung Kak lake dispute.
The market was opened in 1937, it has 3,000 shops, ranging from stationary and electronics, to rice, meat and trinkets for tourists.
Andrew Cayley said a retracting of his statements before a ruling by the Pre-Trial Chamber would be “absolutely meaningless.”
Established in 1984, the holiday acts as a reminder of the crimes of the Khmer Rouge.
It was unclear how retracting a statement that has already been made public would satisfy the confidentiality requirements of the court.
So far, more than 2,000 alleged victims of the regime have applied to take part in the trial.
The names of the accused in Case 003 have remained confidential with the court, making a petition impossible.
The statement follows complaints by several victims of the Khmer Rouge naming those they thought responsible under cases 003 and 004.
So far the identities of suspects in cases 003 and 004 at the court have remained confidential.
Cambodia has petitioned the court to re-interpret a 1962 decision that gave Preah Vihear temple to Cambodia.
At least 17 people have been killed under artillery shelling, mortar attacks, rocket fire and small arms skirmishes since April 22.
Each side blamed the other for starting the fighting, which began around 6 am.
Ouk Seng said Thursday she had made up the allegations because she wanted to return home to her children.
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