PHNOM PENH - A U.N.-backed tribunal in Cambodia trying former Khmer Rouge leaders over the 1970s genocide in the country upheld Thursday a lower-court sentence of life imprisonment against Khieu Samphan, the radical communist regime's former head of state.
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