History wars in Cambodia
By Milton Osborne
23 August 2013 The post-election standoff continues in Phnom Penh. This week's visit to Cambodia by the Chinese Foreign Minister, Wang Yi ('to further the bilateral ties and cooperation between the two countries') underlines the salience of the comment by Youk Chhang, the respected head of the Documentation Centre of Cambodia (DC-Cam): 'Cambodia is caught between the tiger, China, and the crocodile, Vietnam, and needs to find its own ground'. (read more)
ECCC Trial Chamber Endorses Proposed Case 002 Victim Reparation Projects “In Principle” August 12, 2013 By Anne Heindel, Legal Advisor – Documentation Center of Cambodia The Trial Chamber has announced that the Civil Party Lead Co-Lawyer’s (LCLs) proposed reparations projects in Case 002 at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) are appropriate for addressing victims’ harm and “in principle” will be endorsed.However, implementation is not assured, as the Court’s approval remains contingent on the uncertain ability of the LCLs and the Victims Support Section to obtain Government support for some projects, specify additional details for others, and—most problematically—identify sufficient funding for all projects by the end of September.[1] (read more)
Au Cambodge, le changement ambigu proposé par Sam Rainsy Tribune des droits humains 7 juillet 2013 par Anne-Laure Porée | Infosud Dans un pays gangréné par la corruption, l’impunité, la pauvreté, les conflits fonciers, Sam Rainsy, figure de l’opposition depuis près de vingt ans, a fait campagne sur « le changement ». Un slogan qui a électrisé nombre de déçus par le pouvoir en place, nombre d’ouvriers, dont les salaires, parmi les plus bas d’Asie, engendrent un quotidien difficile, ainsi qu’une large frange de la jeunesse, qui n’a jamais connu d’autre gouvernement que celui conduit par l’actuel Premier ministre Hun Sen. (read more)
E XPERIMENTS IN I NTERNATIONAL C RIMINAL J USTICE : L ESSONS FROM THE K HMER R OUGE T RIBUNAL
By John D. Ciorciari and Anne Heindel May 24, 2013
Forthcoming, Michigan Journal of International Law
A BSTRACT
A number of important legal and institutional experiments have been undertaken at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC), a UN-backed tribunal established to try some of the most egregious crimes of the Pol Pot era. The ECCC is the first UN-supported hybrid criminal tribunal to mandate a majority of national judges and to divide key legal and administrative offices and funding mechanisms into distinct national and international sides. It also draws more heavily than any prior internationalized mass crimes process from the civil law tradition, including expansive roles for investigating judges and an ambitious mechanism permitting certain survivors to join the proceedings as civil parties. These experimental features—most of which were accepted reluctantly by the United Nations during difficult negotiations with the Cambodian government—have sometimes compromised the ECCC’s capacity to conduct fair, expeditious proceedings and carry out its administrative functions efficiently and transparently. This article traces some of the effects of the ECCC’s unique institutional features on various aspects of its performance and draws lessons that can help inform the design and management of mass crimes proceedings going forward.
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Genocide Against the Cham Philip Short's ideas make so much sense: "The difficulty for the Cham was that they had a very identifiable, deeply rooted culture different from that of other Khmers, and [with] Pol Pot . . . the whole of the DK policy was to make everybody equal. (read more)
Ieng Sary at a pre-trial hearing in 2008.
Ieng Sary, Former Official of Khmer Rouge, Dies at 87
Ieng Sary, the former foreign minister of the Khmer Rouge who was one of three elderly leaders on trial on charges of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes, died on Thursday in a hospital in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where he had been taken from his holding cell. He was 87.
His lawyers said he was hospitalized with gastrointestinal problems on March 4. Mr. Ieng Sary (pronounced yeng sah-REE) had long been treated for heart problems and other ailments. His death was announced by the special tribunal trying him, with United Nations backing.
Mr. Ieng Sary, a brother-in-law of Pol Pot, the top leader of the Khmer Rouge, was part of an inner circle of Paris-educated communists who led the movement, which caused the deaths of 1.7 million people from starvation, overwork and execution during its rule from 1975 to 1979. (read more)
In Cambodia, Panetta Reaffirms Ties With Authoritarian Government Elisabeth Bumiller, The New York Times
16 November 2012
SIEM REAP, Cambodia — The United States on Friday reaffirmed its military ties with the authoritarian government of Prime Minister Hun Sen of Cambodia, a former Khmer Rouge commander, but Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta also warned the country about its long record of human rights abuses. Mr. Panetta, center, toured the temples of Angkor Watt before leaving Siem Reap on Friday. After attending a regional security conference and a separate meeting with Gen. Tea Banh, Cambodia’s defense minister, Mr. Panetta said he wanted to emphasize the support of the United States “for the protection of human rights, of civilian oversight of the military, of respect for the rule of law and for the right of full and fair participation in the political process.” Mr. Panetta was in Cambodia as part of the Obama administration’s “pivot” to Asia that seeks to bolster military, economic and diplomatic relationships in the region and serve as a counterweight to China’s rising influence. His visit came four days ahead of a planned trip here by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and President Obama, who will be the first sitting American president to visit the country. (
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Norodom Sihanouk, Cambodian Leader Through Shifting Allegiances, Dies at 89 Elizabeth Becker and Seth Mydans, The New York Times
14 October, 2012
Norodom Sihanouk, the charismatic Cambodian leader whose remarkable skills of political adaptation personified for the world the tiny, troubled kingdom where he was a towering figure through six decades, died early Monday in Beijing. He was 89. The death was announced by Deputy Prime Minister Nhiek Bunchhay, quoted by news services. The former king had been dogged by ill health for years and regularly traveled to China for treatment. King Sihanouk was crowned in 1941, when Franklin D. Roosevelt was president, and held on to some form of power for the next 60-plus years. He served as monarch, prime minister, figurehead of the Communist revolution, leader in exile, and once again as monarch until he abdicated in 2004. He handed the crown to one of his sons, Norodom Sihamoni, after which he was known as the retired king, or the king-father. He survived colonial wars, the Khmer Rouge and the intrigues of the cold war, but his last years were marked by expressions of melancholy, and he complained often about the poverty and abuses of what he called “my poor nation.” (
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Cambodia wrestles with justice for ex-members of Khmer Rouge Andrew Higgins
28 September, 2012
ANLONG VENG, Cambodia — Thim Sam, a former Khmer Rouge soldier in a communist revolution that abolished property, profit and even money, has never tried his luck at the casino that opened recently near his home in northwestern Cambodia. He said he’s given up trying to fathom how the wheel of fortune turns.
At least 1.7 million of his compatriots died at the hands of the Khmer Rouge, yet just four people have been put on trial for some of the 20th century’s most horrific crimes. At a cafe a few yards from a fenced-off mound of earth said to contain the remains of Pol Pot, the Khmer Rouge’s murderous leader, Thim Sam said he joined Pol Pot’s forces out of desperation, took no part in the slaughter, and now “wants to forget.”
What to remember and what to forget is a question that torments Cambodia 14 years after the last Khmer Rouge stronghold fell here, on the Thai border. Victims clamor for justice while others, including members of the current government who once sided with the Khmer Rouge, want to avoid a full reckoning with the past.
Struggling to resolve these conflicting interests is a United Nations-backed tribunal set up in the capital, Phnom Penh, in 2006 with a mandate to judge Khmer Rouge “senior leaders” and others “most responsible” for the crimes of a regime that, between 1975 and 1979, killed at least a quarter of Cambodia’s population through executions, starvation and overwork in brutal labor camps. (read more )
Trying the Khmer Rouge regime: A U.N.-backed tribunal is seeking justice for the estimated 1.7 million people who died because of the extremist policies of the Khmer Rouge’s 1970s rule in Cambodia.
Extraordinary Injustice
BY DOUGLAS GILLISON
THE INVESTIGATIVE FUND
FEBRUARY 27, 2012
The UN's war crimes tribunal in Cambodia is supposed to be free from political influence. But two cases will never see the light of day — because Cambodia's prime minister won't allow it.
In August of 1977, "Ta," or "Grandfather," An, a senior Khmer Rouge cadre, visited a labor camp in Cambodia's Kampong Cham province. An then ordered his subordinates to take all of the local Cham, a mostly Muslim ethnic minority, to "their local bases," according to a witness cited by United Nations prosecutors who also saw An at the camp.
Ten days later, as part of a policy of extermination, a wave of mass killings of the Cham community began in a local district prison. At night, by the banks of the Mekong River, entire villages were emptied. Men, women, and children were marched to the prison where they were bludgeoned to death. The slaughter continued until after midnight.
A loudspeaker played revolutionary songs to cover the sounds of their screams. Small children were murdered by being slammed into tree trunks. Executioners competed to see who could kill the fastest, the same witness said, with one boasting of slaying ninety in an hour.
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Updates
16 November 2012 "In Cambodia, Panetta Reaffirms Ties with Authoritarian Government " By Elsabeth Bumiller, The New York Times
14 October 2012 "Norodom Sihanouk, Cambodian Leader Through Shifting Allegiances, Dies at 89 " By Elizabeth Becker and Seth Mydans, The New York Times
2 October 2012 "Cambodia Wrestles with Justice for Ex-Members of Khmer Rouge " By The Washington Post
30 August 2012 "Duch fails to ID Westerners imprisoned in S-21 " By Joseph Freeman
Photos of S-21 Chief Dutch
30 August 2012 "Psychiatric expert begins testimony on leng Thirith's fitness to stand trial " By Cambodia Tribunal
29 August 2012 "Secret telegrams:New witness details communication structures " By Mary Kozlovski
24 August 2012 "Noam Chomsky: The last totalitarian " By World Affairs
23 August 2012 "Civil party testifies on medicine and experimentation during regime" By Mary Kozlovski
23 August 2012 "Nearly 1500 Khmer Rouge prison photographs donated to documentation center" By Voice of America
August 2012 "He did not believe in any contradiction":Witness testifies about Pol Pot's leadership" By Documentation Center of Cambodia
17 February 2012 "Defence Wants Meas Muth on the Stand ," by The Phnom Penh Post
17 February 2012 "Rare Khmer Rouge Photos Find Permanent ," by Say Mony, VOA Khmer
17 February 2012 "Tribunal Officials Take Funding Case to UN ," by Phnom Penh Post
16 February 2012 "Judges at KRT Fail to See Eye to Eye Again ," by Bridget Di Certo, The Phnom Penh Post
15 February 2012 "The Price Scale of Justice ," by Luke Hunt, The Phnom Penh Post
15 February 2012 "Old Interviews Put Trio On Spot ," by The Phnom Penh Post
15 February 2012 "Regime Victims Tell Tribunal of Organized Atrocities ," by Kong Sothanarith, VOA Khmer
14 February 2012 "Duo Emerges as Allies for Kasper-Ansermet ," by Bridget Di Certo, The Phnom Penh Post
9 February 2012 "Swiss Judge Reopens Khmer Rouge Case ," by Douglas Gillison, Global Post
8 February 2012 "Khmer Rouge's Perfect Villain ," by Thierry Cruvellier, The New York Times
4 February 2012 "Khmer Rouge Jail Chief Gets Life for His 'Factory of Death ' " by Andrew Buncombe, The Independent
3 February 2012 "With One Trial Finished, Questions Loom Over Controversial Cases ," by Sok Khemera, VOA Khmer
3 February 2012 "Khmer Rouge Chief Jailer 'Duch' Gets Life in Prison ," by AP News
3 February 2012 "Duch: Symbol of Khmer Rouge Horror ," by Philippa Fogarty, BBC News Duch Sentenced to Life in Prison ," by Bridget Di Certo, Phnom Penh PostCambodia Court Extends Key Khmer Rouge Official's Prison Sentence ," by Daniel Schearf, VOA News
30 January 2012 "Defense Attempts to Raise Controversial Suspects at Tribunal ," by Kong Sonthanarith, VOA Khmer
25 January 2012 "U.N. Says Won't Change Judge for Cambodia War Crimes Court ," by Prak Chan Thul, Reuters
24 January 2012 "Khmer Rouge Survivor's Tale Helps Cambodia Confront Its Brutal Past ," by Kate Hodal, The Guardian
18 January 2012 "UN Names New Advisor for Cambodia Khmer Rouge Trials ," by BBC NewsCambodia Khmer Rouge Trial Judges Argue in Public ," by BBC News
16 December 2011 "Cambodia's Future Rests on Punishing Past Sexual Crimes, Argue Campaigners ," by Hanna Hindstrom, The Guardian
14 December 2011 "Khmer Rouge 'First Lady' Ieng Thirith Will Be Detained ," by BBC News
23 November 2011 "Ex-Khmer Rouge Leader Blames U.S. ," by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
22 November 2011 "Khmer Rouge Ideologue Says Defended Cambodia from Invaders ," by Prak Chan Thul, Reuters
22 November 2011 "Khmer Rouge Leaders Had 'Control Over Crimes' ," by Associated Press
22 November 2011 "Defendant Says Khmer Rouge's Aim Was to Protect Cambodia from Vietnam ," by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
21 November 2011 "Cambodia Genocide: Khmer Rouge Trio Go on Trial ," by BBC News
21 November 2011 "Khmer Rouge Trio Accused of Cambodia's 'Worst Horrors ,' " by Prak Chan Thul, Reuters
18 November 2011 "U.N. Court Appeals Release of Khmer Rouge Defendant ," by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
18 November 2011 "As Khmer Rouge Cadres Face Trial, Truth Eludes Cambodia ," by Prak Chan Thul, Reuters
4 November 2011 "UN Prosecutor: 'The Law Ties Me To Do This '," by VOA Khmer
4 November 2011 "Khmer Rouge tribunal judges spilt once more ," by Bridget Di Certo, Phnom Penh Post
2 November 2011 "Survivors teach Khmer Rouge history to Cambodia's teachers ," by Deutsche Welle
1 November 2011 "UN Prosecutor Says 'Clouds' Hang Over Tribunal ," by Sok Khemara, VOA Khmer
KRouge defendant says he won't testify in trial ," by Agence France Presshere to see Ieng Sary's notice to the trial chamber he will not testify.UN Legal Chief Wraps Up Visit to Cambodia's Tribunal ," by Robert Carmichael, VOA News
20 October 2011 "Lawyer: Khmer Rouge Defendant Unfit for Trial ," by VOA News
19 October 2011 "UN-backed tribunal in Cambodia hears reparations wish list for Khmer Rouge victims ," by UN News Centre
18 October 2011 "Cambodia's Khmer Rouge trial to start next month ," by The Associated Press
18 October 2011 "KRT's 'deficiencies' decried ," by Vong Sokheng and Bridget Di Certo, The Phnom Penh Post
14 October 2011 "UN legal chief to discuss concerns about genocide court during Cambodia visit ," by UN Press CentreU.S. Announces Contribution to Khmer Rouge Tribunal ," by U.S. State Department, Office of War Crimes
12 October 2011 "Resignation Raises Doubts Over Khmer Rouge Tribunal ," by Irwin Loy, IPS
11 October 2011 "UN Must Confront Political Interference in Cambodia's Khmer Rouge Court, " by Open Society Foundations
6 October 2011 "HRW: Khmer Rouge tribunal judges should quit ," by Robert Carmichael, International Justice Tribune
26 September 2011 "Cambodia's Khmer Rouge Tribunal Draws New Criticisms ," by Robert Carmichael, VOA
September 2011 "Pchum Benn: The Importance of Family Tracing for Khmer Rouge Survivors ," by DC-Cam
22 September 2011 "Why some Khmer Rouge suspects may never face trial ," by Brendan Brady and Phnom Srok, TIME
22 September 2011 "War crimes court splits KRouge trial charges ," by Suy Se, Agence France Presse
21 September 2011 "Scenes from a Khmer Rouge trial gone wrong ," by Julia Wallace, The Atlantic
21 September 2011 "Monitoring group: United Nations must investigate tribunal judges ," by DPA
September 2011 "VANN NATH personified Cambodian Reconciliation ," by Emma Leslie, TRANSCEND
23 September 2011 "Khmer Rouge trial split ," by David Boyle and Bridget Di Certo , The Phnom Penh Post
14 September 2011 "Tribunal hearing: Ieng Thirith 'likely' back in court next month ," by Cheang Sokha and Mary Kozlovski, Phnom Penh Post
9 September 2011 "On international criminal justice: interview with Andrew Cayley ," by Global Brief
05 September 2011 "Cambodian Artist Who Survived Khmer Rouge Prison Dies ," by Agence France-Presse
31 August 2011 "Case 002 Defendant likely 'unfit, '" by Thomas Miller, Phnom Penh Post
29 August 2011 "Khmer Rouge defendant 'very likely' has Alzheimer's ," by Times Live
24 August 2011 "KRouge Trial Faces Delays Over Health Woes: Observers ," by Agence France-Presse
18 August 2011 "KRT judge talks court controversies ," by Thomas Miller, Phnom Penh Post
17 August 2011 "Silencing Cambodia's honest brokers ," by Elizabeth Becker, The New York Times
12 August 2011 "Nuon Chea Defence Under Fire ," by Mary Kozlovski, Phnom Penh Post
10 August 2011 "Brother Number One ," by Richard Kuipers, Variety
08 August 2011 "War crimes court releases list of sites in fourth Khmer Rouge case ," by DPA
4 August 2011 "Looking back to move forward ," by Thomas Miller, The Phnom Penh PostYouth Reaction to Case 002 of Khmer Rouge Tribunal ," Sayana Ser, Documentation Center of CambodiaIeng Sary Must Remain on Trial ," by Kok-Thay Eng, Documentation Center of CambodiaA Day on Limitations and Reparations ," by Christine Evans, Cambodia Tribunal Monitor
27 June 2011 "The Truth About the Khmer Rouge is Too Big for One Court Case ," by Thet Sambath, The GuardianReach Sambath, tribunal spokesman in Cambodia, dies at 47 ," by Seth Mydans, The New York TimesHearing on the Appeal of the Judgment against Kaing Guek Eav alias 'Duch', " ECCCHeroines of Cambodia ," by Youk Chhang, Documentation Center of CambodiaSenior Khmer Rouge leaders appear in Cambodian court ," by BBC NewsWar Crimes Prosecution Watch Vol. 5, Issue 21 ," by Public International Law & Policy GroupResponding to genocide ," by Ashley Cooper, Department of Cultural Studies, University of Massachusetts LowellProcessing Anti-Genocide Memorial at Tuol Tum High Pong School (photos) ," by Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-Cam)Genocide Education Project: A report from Chi Phat Commune - Thmar Bang District, Koh Kong Province ," by Charline Yim and Pong-Rasy Pheng Cambodia remembers its fallen Muslims ," by Julie MasisGeographic education as genocidal policy under the Khmer Rouge ," by James A. Tyner, Documentation Center of CambodiaMass Communication: Reaching out to the public 2011 ," by Documentation Center of CambodiaLand of Reconciliation: Building a peaceful society through education ," by Sarah Dickens Jones, Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-Cam)Reclaiming Cambodian history: The case of the Documentation Center of Cambodia ," by Sarah Dickens Jones, Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-Cam)Those who have suffered want speedier justice ," by Yogesh Pawar, Daily News and Analysis, MumbaiFormer Khmer Rouge Stronghold Struggles with History ," by Brendan Brady, Los Angeles TimesCambodian refugee goes home as US Navy commander ," by Mike Eckel, Daily CallerThais Unwilling to Accept Cambodian Refugees ," by Joel Brinkley, Louis Courtier-Journal, 1979Second Conference with Minority Groups in Cambodia: Understanding Genocide: Truth, Memory, and Justice ," by Sok-Kheang Ly and Christopher Dearing, Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-Cam)Minorities Gather to Discuss Tribunal Genocide Charges ," by Kong Sothanarith, VOA Khmer, Phnom PenhChina's billions reap rewards in Cambodia ," by John Pomfret, The Washington Post
9 November 2010 "Experts see trauma after Khmer Rouge forced marriage ," by Men Kimseng, VOA Khmer
3 November 2010 "Groups urge adding sexual violence to tribunal charges ," by Kong Sothanarith, VOA Khmer
2 November 2010 "Longtime scholar sees disappointment in trials ahead ," by Im Sothearith, VOA Khmer
1 November 2010 "Town hall with Cambodian youth and US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton ," by US Department of State
November 2010 "Cambodian PM says no third Khmer Rouge trial ," by Agence France-Presse
November 2010 "The power of 'Loved Loves' to heal and educate ," by Youk Chhang
31 October 2010 "Clinton urges rights progress in Cambodia ," by The Associated Press
21 October 2010 "Fighting for justice in Cambodia ," by Brisbane Legal
19 October 2010 "Cambodia prosecutors seek life for Duch ," by Agence France-Presse
13 October 2010 "Closing in on the Khmer Rouge: The closing order in Case 002 before the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia ," by Beth Van Schaack, The American Society of International Law, Vol. 14, Issue 31
13 October 2010 "Cambodia's Khmer Rouge tribunal moves prisoners, fearing flood at jail ," by The Associated Press
8 October 2010 "Hard turn for Khmer Rouge trial ," by James O'Toole
5 October 2010 "Cambodians head to temples in annual ceremony for the dead ," by EarthTimes
5 October 2010 "Ex-Khmer Rouge defend the dark past ," by BBC News
1 October 2010 "Cambodian school displays anti-genocide slogans ," by Agence France-Presse
October 2010 "Reconciliation is personal: Lai Sim, female revolutionary combatant ," by Som Bunthorn, Documentation Center of Cambodia
October 2010 "The devil of humanity: Can the Khmer Rouge leaders be forgiven? ," by Kok-Thay Eng, Documentation Center of Cambodia
October 2010 "Democratic Kampuchea: History from the Villages ," by Dy Khamboly, Documentation Center of Cambodia
October 2010 "Dead Reckoning ," by Minh Bui Jones, The American Interest
29 September 2010 "The Duch Verdict: A DC-Cam report from the former Khmer Rouge stronghold of Phnom Voar ," by Virik Savina and Anne Heindel, Documentation Center of Cambodia
26 September 2010 "Communism's Nuremberg The crimes of the Khmer Rouge are inextricable from Marxist/Leninist ideology ," by Guy Sorman, City Journal
21 September 2010 "Khmer Rouge leaders indicted; Reparations uncertain, however ," by Irwin Loy, IPS News
18 September 2010 "The Meaning for the Cham muslim community when four senior leaders indicted " by Farina So
16 September 2010 "French judge quits Khmer Rouge tribunal ," by Agence France-Presse
16 September 2010 "Khmer Rouge tribunal indicts 4 senior leaders ," by Sopheng Cheang, Associated Press
15 September 2010 "'History Cannot be Hidden' as Khmer Rouge leaders tried ," by Calum MacLeod
15 September 2010 "Cambodian killings speaks: Author tells the story of her escape from her war-stricken homeland ," by Meredith Shepard
15 September 2010 "The dismissal of Francois Roux- Theories of Duch's undermined confidence ," by Richard Kilpatrick, Documentation Center of Cambodia
11 September 2010 "The Duch Verdict: A DC-Cam report from the former Khmer Rouge stronghold of Malai ," by Sirik Savina and Anne Heindel, Documentation Center of Cambodia
September 2010 "The ECCC's three year limit on provisional detention ," by Aimee Haynes, Temple Law School, DC-Cam Summer Legal Associate
September 2010 "The Presumption of Confidentiality at the ECCC: The need for standards to protect private investigations, provide consistent public access, and increase transparency ," by Krista Nelson, Seattle University School of Law, DC-Cam Summer Associate
September 2010 "Four senior Khmer Rouge leaders indicted, Civil party participation ," by Terith Chy, Documentation Center of Cambodia
September 2010 "The Duch Verdict: Khmer Rouge Tribunal Case 001: Is justice being served for the 14,000 prisoners of S-21 (Tuol Sleng prison)? " by Documentation Center of Cambodia
September 2010 "Forced marriage as a crime against humanity ," by Natalae Anderson, Documentation Center of Cambodia
September 2010 "Looking for missing friends at the Cambodia-Thai border ," by Tim Page, Documentation Center of Cambodia
18 August 2010 "Former Khmer Rouge stronghold recalls regime's 'repentant' killer ," by David Boyle and Sun Narin, The Phnom Penh Post
17 August 2010 "The Duch Verdict: A DC-Cam report from former Khmer Rouge strongholds of Samlot and Pailin ," by Sirik Savina and Anne Heindel, Documentation Center of Cambodia
13 August 2010 "An Alternative View of the Duch Verdict in Cambodia ," by Benny Widyono, Guest Contributor, New Mandala
August 2010 "The Dismissal of Francois Roux: Theories of Duch's Undermined Confidence ," by Chad Kilpatrick, Documentation Center of Cambodia
August 2010 "Prosecuting Khmer Rouge medical practices as crimes against humanity ," by Laura Vilim, Documentation Center of Cambodia
August 2010 "Khmer Rouge medics in Kirivong District ," by Sok Vannak, Documentation Center of Cambodia
August 2010 "Breaking the silence at the Cambodia Youth Arts Festival 2010 ," by Jennifer Ka, Documentation Center of Cambodia
August 2010 "The extent to which Ieng Sary's prosecution at the ECCC is barred by his prior conviction ," by Jennifer Ford Walker, Documentation Center of Cambodia
August 2010 "An untapped procedural means of judicial efficiency ," by Chad Kilpatrick, Documentation Center of Cambodia
28 July 2010 "The Duch verdict ," by John D. Ciorciari, Cambodia Tribunal Monitor
27 July 2010 "Editorial: Some justice for Cambodia ," by The New York Times
27 July 2010 "Villagers in Kandal Province react to screening of Duch judgement ," by Michael Saliba and Tyler Nims
27 July 2010 "Convicted Khmer Rouge leader appeals prison sentence ," by VOA News
26 July 2010 "The Duch Verdict: A DC-Cam report from the villages ," by Sirik Savina and Richard Kilpatrick, Documentation Center of Cambodia
26 July 2010 "Kaing Guek Eav convicted of crimes against humanity and grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions of 1949 ," by Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC)
26 July 2010 "Filmmaker tracks Khmer Rouge killers to learn truth ," by Miranda Leitsinger, CNNAnger in Cambodia over Khmer Rouge Sentence ," by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
26 July 2010 "'Duch' Kaing Guek Eav, Khmer Rouge jailer, found guilty of war crimes ," by Robin McDowell, Associated Press
25 July 2010 "Khmer Rouge figure is found guilty of crimes against humanity ," by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
25 July 2010 "Cambodia prepares for historic verdict from genocide tribunal ," by Mirandi Leitsinger, CNN
24 July 2010 "Khmer Rouge prison chief awaits verdict ," by Sopheng Cheang, Associated Press
19 July 2010 "War Crimes Prosecution Watch Vol 5 Issue 8 ," by Public International Law & Policy Group
16 July 2010 " Cambodia Tribunal Monitor website launches new features to follow Khmer Rouge Tribunal in advance of much anticipated July 26 verdict ," by Cambodia Tribunal Monitor
13 July 2010 "Judgement day nears for Khmer Rouge Torturer-in-Chief ," by Marwaan Macan-Markar, Irrawaddy
6 July 2010 "Review: The Disappearance of McKinley Nolan ," by Stewart Nusbaumer, The Huffington Post
5 July 2010 "War Crimes Prosecution Watch Vol 5, Issue 7 ," by Public International Law & Policy Group
1 July 2010 "Khmer Rouge verdict to go live ," by Agence France-Presse
July 2010 "Political Interference at the ECCC? A Refutation of OSJI ," by Della Sentilles
July 2010 "Democratic Kampuchea: Chain of Command and Sociopolitical Structure of the Southwest Zone ," by Socheat Nhean, Documentation Center of Cambodia
July 2010 "The Voices of the ECCC Complainants: Ten Days with the Victim Participation Team in the Provinces of Kompong Thom and Siem Reap " by Yannek Smith
July 2010 "Befriended with murderer's son ," by Socheat Nhean, Documentation Center of Cambodia
24 June 2010 "Third commune teacher training Pursat, Siem Reap, and Svay Rieng Provinces June 24-30, 2010 ," by Documentation Center of Cambodia
22 June 2010 "Cambodian schools to hang anti-genocide banners ," by The Associated Press
21 June 2010 "Former Khmer Rouge stronghold gets first textbook about atrocities committed in the 1970s ," by The Associated Press
21 June 2010 "War Crimes Prosecution Watch Vol 5, Issue 6 ," by Public International Law & Policy Group
18 June 2010 "Combing Cambodia for missing friends ," by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
14 June 2010 "Reassuring the Khmer Krom ," by James O'toole and May Titthara, The Phnom Penh Post
13 June 2010 "Village forum and discussion on Khmer Kampuchea Krom with the ECCC international prosecutor ," by Documentation Center of Cambodia
12 June 2010 "Adoption of the amendments on aggression to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court ," by David Scheffer
11 June 2010 "Farina So: Breaking the Silence on the Cambodian Genocide ," by Monica Chapman, Ohio University
9 June 2010 "Investigators' spat reveals more divisions at Khmer Rouge tribunal ," by Monsters and Critics.com
3 June 2010 "Treatment of the Vietnamese minority in Democratic Kampuchea from a comparative perspective ," by Elizabeth Do
June 2010 "An oral history of Cham Muslim women in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge (KR) Regime ," by Farina So
June 2010 "Genocide: The importance of Case 002 ," by Documentation Center of Cambodia
June 2010 "The Resistance to the Khmer Rouge Genocide: Arms and Emotion ," by Youk Chhang
June 2010 "Forgiveness is difficult for Vork Ty ," by Kok-Thay End, Documentation Center of Cambodia
26 May 2010 "Justice for the Khmer Krom ," by John D Ciorciari
25 May 2010 " Cambodia prepares for verdicts in Khmer Rouge trials ," by Larisa Epatko, PBS
24 May 2010 "Verdict date set for Khmer Rouge jailer Duch ," by BBC News
19 May 2010 " Op-Ed: Talking won't work with North Korea ," by Donald Kirk, The Los Angeles Times
12 May 2010 "Tribunal Prosecutor Allays Cham Concerns ," by Pich Samnanh, VOA Khmer
6 May 2010 "US exhibition broadens tribunal awareness ," by Im Sothearith, VOA Khmer
3 May 2010 "Cambodian students begin learning about Khmer Rouge atrocities ," by Kevin Matthews
3 May 2010 "'Breaking the Silence' takes Courage: Actress ," by Men Kimseng, VOA Khmer
May 2010 "Saing Sarin: Khmer Rouge killed my father ," by Som Bunthorn, Documentation Center of Cambodia
May 2010 "Khmer Rouge survivors still resent children of the Khmer Rouge ," by Terith Chy, Documentation Center of Cambodia
May 2010 "Commune teacher training: Prey, Veng, Takeo, and Kampong Thom Provinces ," by Documentation Center of Cambodia
12 April 2010 "War Crimes Prosecutions Watch Vol 5, Issue 1 ," by Public International Law & Policy Group
31 March 2010 "US pledges 5 million dollars for Khmer Rouge court ," by Agence France-Presse
31 March 2010 "'Accelerating' work for trials: Prosecutor ," by Kong Sothanarith, VOA Khmer
26 March 2010 "Books, but difficulties teaching Khmer Rouge era ," by Soeung Sophat, VOA Khmer
26 March 2010 "DC-Cam Preparation for Provincial Screenings of the First Khmer Rouge Tribunal Verdict ," by Documentation Center of Cambodia
23 March 2010 "Village meeting: Fear reduced among Khmer Rouge lower level cadres ," by Savina Sirik, Documentation Center of Cambodia
11 March 2010 "Cambodia put the cremation site of Pol Pot on 'historic' tour ," by Andrew Buncombe, The Independent
10 March 2010 "Breaking Ground on 'Reconciliation Road' ," by Kong Sothanarith, VOA Khmer
1 March 2010 "War Crimes Prosecution Watch Vol 4, Issue 24 ," by Public International Law and Policy Group
March 2010 "Village forum in Pursat province: Reactions to the senior Khmer Rouge leaders' remarks ," by Savina Sirik, Documentation Center of Cambodia
March 2010 "Blurring transitional justice in Orania and Pailin ," by Kyle Delbyck, Documentation Center of Cambodia
26 February 2010 "New directions for victim participation at the ECCC ," by Cambodian Human Rights Action Committee
16 February 2010 "Release sought for Ieng Thirith, " by James O'Toole, The Phnom Penh Post
15 February 2010 "Helping to rewrite the history books ," by David Perry
15 February 2010 "'First Lady' threatened co-leaders ," by Agence France-Presse
12 February 2010 "Ieng Sary appeals detention ," by James O'Toole, The Phnom Penh Post
11 February 2010 "KR survivor stories adapted to stage ," by Emily Crane, The Phnom Penh Post
11 February 2010 "Khmer Rouge minister pleads for release ," by Agence France-Presse
11 February 2010 "Lawyer: Ex-Khmer Rouge foreign minister stands no chance of bail ," by DPA
11 February 2010 "Report on Pre-Trial Hearings Appeals against Extentions of Provisional Detention Orders ," by Sarah Thomas, Documentation Center of Cambodia
10 February 2010 "Victims to play simpler role at KRT ," by James O'Toole, ThePhnom Penh Post
7 February 2010 "Film Tracks Inner Workings of Khmer Rouge ," by Men Kimseng, VOA News
4 February 2010 "Tuol Sleng torture survivor starts group for Khmer Rouge victims ," by Mom Kunthear, The Phnom Penh Post
3 February 2010 "KRT plans rule changes ," by James O'Toole, The Phnom Penh Post
2 February 2010 "Tribunal budget sees end in 2015 ," by Sok Khemara, VOA News
2 February 2010 "Tribunal Judges Consider Duch Verdict ," by Kong Sothanarith, VOA News
2 February 2010 "KRT urged to address admissibility of civil party claims ," by James O'Toole, ThePhnom Penh Post
1 February 2010 "Tribunal Undecided on Use of New Film ," by Sok Khemara, VOA News
1 February 2010 "Press Release: CHRAC urges ECCC to Consider Victims' Rights with Care ," Cambodia Human Rights Action Committee (CHRAC)
30 January 2010 "'Enemies of the People' Wins Sundance's World Cinema Special Jury Prize for Documentary ," by Poch Reasey, VOA News
29 January 2010 "Civil party reforms at KRT ," by James O'Toole, The Phnom Penh Post
24 January 2010 "Film on Cambodia Sparks Forgiveness ," by Aaron Falk, Deseret News
23 January 2010 "The Long Road to Justice: 13 Years of Working to Ensure that the Khmer Rouge Trials Belongs to You ," by Youk Chhan, DC-Cam
22 January 2010 "Lying, Chinese Ambassador says China Played no role in Khmer Rouge Politics ," by Kong Sothanarith, KOA Khmer
13 January 2010 "The Beleaguered Cambodians ," by Margo Picken
10 January 2010 "Love in the Time of Genocide ," by Dalia Sofer, The New York Times
10 January 2010 "Lost in Cambodia ," by Andrew Anthony, The Observer
7 January 2010 "Cambodia's ruling party warns KRouge court ," by Agence France-Presse
7 January 2010 "Cambodia marks overthrow of Khmer Rouge regime ," by The Associated Press
January 2010 "Kheum Seum: A Teacher of History of Democratic Kampuchea ," by Som Bunthorn, DC-Cam
January 2010 "The ECCC Should Address Starvation to Fulfill its Mandate ," by Randle C. Defalco, DC-Cam
January 2010 "Closing Statements: Prosecutor v. Duch ," by Beth Van Shaack, DC-Cam
30 December 2009 "Genocide
Charge Could Delay Trial: Observers ," by Sok Khemara, VOA News
28 December 2009 "Khmer
Rouge: Japan ," by Cheang Sokha, The Phnom Penh Post
27 December 2009 "Japan
to fund Cambodia ," by The Japan Times
23 December 2009 "Cambodia
23 December 2009 "Cham
Muslim Women Seek More Rights ," by Pich Samnang, VOA Khmer
23 December 2009 "Textbooks
to document KR ," by Jared Ferrie, Radio Nederland
22 December 2009 "Ieng
Thirith charged with genocide at KRT ," by Robbie Corey Boulet, The
Phnom Penh Post
22 December 2009 "New
KRT coprosecutor checks in ," by Robbie Corey Boulet, The Phnom Penh
Post
21 December 2009 "Tribunal
charges Khmer Rouge "First Lady" with genocide ," by Jared
Ferrie, Reuters
21 December 2009 "Last
Khmer Rouge defendant charged with genocide ," by The Associated Press
20 December 2009 "Genocide
charge for Cambodia ," by Sue Se
20 December 2009 "Uighurs
who sought asylum in Cambodia
are sent back to China ,"
by The Associated Press
18 December 2009 "KR
killings revealed, by accident ," by Robbie Corey Boulet, The Phnom
Penh Post
18 December 2009 "Tribunal
charges Khieu Samphan with genocide ," by Robbie Corey Boulet, The
Phnom Penh Post
18 December 2009 "Tribunal
charges 3rd ex-Khmer Rouge with genocide ," by The Associated Press
18 December 2009 "Genocide
charge for Cambodia ," by Suy Se, Agence France-Presse
December 2009 "Momm
Meth: National Teacher of A History of Democratic Kampuchea ,"
by Som Bunthorn, Translated by Farina So and Dacil Q. Keo, DC-Cam
December 2009 "When
Will The Senior Leaders of the Khmer Rouge be Judged?: The Importance of Case
002 ," by Youk Chhang DC Cam
3 December 2009 "As
Notorious Khmer Figure Is Tried, Few in U.S. ," by Richard Bernstein, The New York Times
December
2009 "What Happens After ," by Elizabeth
November
2009 "The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia ," by The Court Report,
Issue 19
30 November
2009 "Moving Beyond Khmer Rouge's Ghosts ," by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
28 November
2009 "Khmer Rouge Warden Asks to Be Freed ," by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
28 November
2009 "One man stands to pay for Cambodia ," by Ben Doherty, The Age
28 November
2009 "Duch Seeks An Acquittal and Immediate Release ," by David Scheffer,
Professor and Director of the Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern
University School of Law, DC-CAM
28 November
2009 "Killing fields accused may not live to face court ," by Ben Doherty, The
Sydney Morning Herald
27 November
2009 "Khmer Rouge war-crimes trial of prison chief Duch closes in surprise
twist ," by Hared Ferrie, The Christian Science Monitor
27 November
2009 "Khmer Rouge Warden Asks to Be Freed ," by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
27 November
2009 "Please release me begs Khmer Rouge torturer-in-chief ," by Anne
Barrowclough and Luke Hunt, Times Online
27 November
2009 "Khmer Rouge jail chief in shock acquittal plea ," by Patrick Falby, Agence
France-Presse
27 November
2009 "Khmer Rouge Trial Adjourns; Accused Death Camp Commander ," by Luke Hunt, VOA News
26 November
2009 "Khmer Rouge torturer had to "kill or be killed" ," by Ek Madra,
Reuters
26 November
2009 "Khmer Rouge prison chief could get 40 years ," by Sopheng Cheang and Luke
Hunt, The Associated Press
26 November
2009 "Duch Hides Behind His Orders ," by David Scheffer, Professor and Director
of the Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of
Law, DC-CAM
26 November
2009 "The Crime of Obedience ," by David Scheffer, Professor and Director of the
Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law,
DC-CAM
25 November
2009 "Duch Was a Willing Partner ," by David Scheffer, Professor and Director of
the Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of
Law, DC-CAM
November
2009 "Village Forum: Meeting with District Chiefs and Villagers ," by Kyle
Delbyck, DC-CAM
25 November
2009 "The 'killing fields' trial of Comrade Duch ," by Brendan Brady, CBC News
25 November
2009 "Khmer Rouge jailer's tale of remorse scorned ," by Mark MacKinnon, The
Globe and Mail
25 November
2009 "Call for 40-year term for ex-Khmer Rouge prison chief ," by BBC News
25 November
2009 "Duch Apologizes as Prosecutors Demand 40 Years in Prison ," by Luke Hunt,
VOA News
25 November
2009 "Khmer Rouge executioner Comrade Duch asks to apologise to families ," by Ben
Doherty, The Guardian
25 November 2009 "Khmer Rouge jailer
tells of remorse ," by Al Jazeera
25 November
2009 "Khmer Rouge tribunal prosecutors seeking 40-year prison term for Duch ,"
by Robbie
25 November
2009 "Prosectors seek 40 years for Khmer Rouge jail chief ," by CNN News
24 November
2009 "Court urged to accept Khmer Rouge jailer's remorse ," by Patrick Falby,
Agence France-Presse
24 November
2009 "Trial of Khmer Rouge prison chief in final stage ," by The Associated
Press
24 November
2009 "Report on History Forum of Genocide Education Project ," by Marquita Smith , DC -CAM
24 November
2009 "You Cannot Smash Human Beings ," by David Scheffer, Professor and Director
of the Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of
Law, DC-CAM
24 November
2009 "Prosecutors at UN-backed tribunal demand 'lengthy' sentence for Khmer
Rouge prison chief ," by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press
22 November 2009 "Khmer Rouge prison chief readies for final arguments ," by Agency France-Presse
20 November 2009 "Lights, camera, genocide! " by Brendan Brady, GlobalPost
19 November 2009 "Teacher's Guidebook ," by Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-CAM)
19 November 2009 "Nazi defence provides model for Khmer Rouge cadre ," by Michael Falby, Agence France-Presse
November
2009 "ECCC: Are All Witnesses Treated Equally and Fairly ?," by Sothida Sin,
Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-CAM)
18 November
2009 "Nazi defence provides model for Khmer Rouge cadre, " by Patrick Falby,
Agence France-Presse
18 November
2009 "For victims, lengthy Khmer Rouge trial painful ," by Martin Petty, Reuters
13 November 2009 "Cambodia's Embrace of Thaksin Stirs Tension ," b y Seth Mydans,
The New York Times
11 November
2009 "CAMBODIA
6 November
2009 "ECCC reveals Case 2 details ," by Robbie Corey Boulet, The Phnom Penh Post
November
2009 "A Khmer Rouge Commander Protected and Saved Our Lives ," by Bunthorn Som, Documentation
Center of Cambodia
31 October
2009 "Khmer Rouge trial judges accused of bias ," by David Boyle for Radio Australia
26 October
2009 "Beyond the imagination of mankind: Cambodia ," by John Pilger, Mirror.co.uk
23 October
2009 "Khmer Rouge victim from San Jose ," by Joe Rodriguez, MercuryNews.com
Email Template October
2009 "My Reflection: The Cham Muslims ," by Kry Suy Heang, Documentation
Center of Cambodia
October
2009 ""Turning a river of blood into a river of reconciliation": Cambodia ," by Dr. Annie Stopford, Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-CAM)
October 2009 "Procedural Justice: A Exploration of the
ECCC's Interim Appellate Review Regime ,"
22 October
2009 "Filing to urge genocide charge ," by Robbie CoreyBoulet and May Titthara,
The Phnom Penh
21 October
2009 "Learning about the recent past ," by Mom Kunthear, The Phnom Penh
19 October
2009 "Civil parties prepare for second tribunal trial ," by Kong Sothanarith
16 October
2009 "His boyhood spent in a slave labor camp, Kilong Ung survives, excels and
now wishes to heal ," by Gosia Wozniacka, The Oregonian
14 October 2009 "Lawyers for Ieng Sary file OCIJ appeal ," by
Sebastian Strangio and Meas Sokchea, The Phnom Penh Post
14 October 2009 "Cambodia
13 October
2009 "The Authority of the Co-Investigating Judges to Call for Witness
Testimony ," by Professor David Scheffer, Director of the Center for
International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law
12 October
2009 "Second bias motion planned ," by Sebastian Strangio, The Phnom Penh Post
11 October
2009 "French judge blasted over alleged KRouge bias ," by Agence France-Presse
10 October
2009 "KRouge laywer demands judge's disqualification in Cambodia ," by
Patrick Falby, Agence France-Presse
9 October
2009 "Cambodian minister stalls on genocide tribunal ," by The Associated Press
8 October
2009 "Hun Sen questions summonses ," by Agence France-Presse
8 October
2009 "KR tribunal summons top officials ," by Sam Rith and Sebastian Strangio,
The Phnom Penh Post
7 October
2009 "Khmer Rouge court calls government witnesses ," by Agence France-Presse
6 October
2009 "Trial and tribulations in Cambodia ,"
by Jared Ferrie, The Asia Times
4 October
2009 "Le Monde suggests Im Chem is a suspect ," by Robbie Corey Boulet, The Phnom Penh
30
September 2009 "Victims of Khmer Rouge can offer testimony in Portland ," by Gosia Wozniacka,
The Oregonian
28
September 2009 "New book assesses tribunal ," by Robbie Corey-Boulet, The Phnom
Penh Post
26
September 2009 "Cambodians testify for war crimes tribunal ," by Gillian
Flaccus, The Associated Press
24
September 2009 "ECCC official to collect evidence ," by Robbie Corey-Boulet, The
Phnom Penh
23
September 2009 "Testimony finishes at Cambodian Khmer Rouge trial ," by The
Associated Press
23
September 2009 "Corruption counsel's role at ECCC unclear ," by Robbie
Corey-Boulet, The Phnom Penh Post
22
September 2009 "Book planned to probe tribunal so far ," by Kong Sothanarith,
VOA News
22
September 2009 "Evidence in Duch trial concludes ," by Robbie Corey Boulet, The
Phnom Penh Post
20
September 2009 "KRouge trial can heal wounds ," by Agence France-Presse
20
September 2009 "Sister of Khmer Rouge murder victim John Dewhirst hopes for UN
trial ," by Coreena Ford, Sunday Sun
18
September 2009 "Questions linger over more tribunal indictments ," by Sok Khemara,
VOA News
18
September 2009 "KRT ends evidence phase in Duch trial ," by Robbie Corey-Boulet
and Cheang Sokha, The Phnom Penh Post
17
September 2009 "Testimony finishes at Cambodian Khmer Rouge trial ," by The
Associated Press
17 September 2009 "Time Magazine calls weekly program on
Khmer Rouge trial a 'sleeperCambodia ,"
by East-West Center
17 September 2009 "Gruesome testimony ends at K.Rouge jail
chief trial ," by Patrick Falby, Agence France-Presse
16 September 2009 "KRouge jail chief wraps testimony with
victim invitation ," by Patrick Falby, Agence France-Presse
16 September 2009 "Former chief of Cambodia ," by Australia Network News
15 September 2009 "KRouge jail chief says had brother-in-law
tortured ," by Patrick Falby, Agence France-Presse
17 September 2009 "A humble rice farmer from Cambodia ," by UNHCR
14 September 2009 "Civil parties to plead for right to
question ," by Cheang Sokha and Robbie Corey-Boulet, The Phnom Penh Post
14 September 2009 "Duch a 'scapegoat' ," by Agence
France-Presse
14 September 2009 "More may confess crimes ," by Agence
France-Presse
14 September 2009 "UN agency names Cambodian genocide museum
a key historical Archive ," by Sopheng Cheang, The Canadian Press
14 September 2009 "It's all a question of timing ," by Benny
Widyono, The Phnom Penh Post
14 September 2009 "Survivors' stories sought for trials ," by
Greg Mellen, Press Telegram
13
September 2009 "Cambodia Khmer Rouge court leaves victims disappointed ," by
Agence France-Presse
11
September 2009 "Cambodia
11 September 2009 "Former revel leader 'won't go' to tribunal ," by Sok Khemara , VOA Khmer
10
September 2009 "Prosecution, PM dominate plenary ," by Robbie Corey Boulet, The
Phnom Penh Post
9 September
2009 "Cambodian genocide trial clash ," by Andrew Buncombe, The Independent
8 September
2009 "Statement of the Acting International Co-Prosecutor ," by Extraordinary
Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia
8 September
2009 "Prosecutor wants 5 more Khmer Rouge investigated ," by Sopheng Cheang, The
Associated Press
7 September
2009 "'This country has a long way to go' ," by The Globe and Mail
7 September
2009 "Hun Sen, researcher in row over indictments ," by Chun Sakada, VOA News
7 September
2009 "Did the killing fields really take everyone by surprise ?," by Tu Thanh
Ha, The Globe and Mail
7 September 2009 "Cambodian PM warns over
genocide court ," by Ian MacKinnon, The Independent
4 September
2009 "The Cambodian Genocide-Francis Deron's 'The Trial of the Khmer Rouge '," by
Simon Leys, The Monthly
3 September
2009 " Summary of Pre-Trial Chamber Ruling Regarding New Investigations of
Former Khmer Rouge Leaders ," by Michael Saliba ,
Cambodia
3 September
2009 "Tribunal moves on additional inquiries ," by Robbie Corey-Boulet, The
Phnom Penh Post
More Khmer Rouge leaders could face trial now ," by The Associated Press
2 September
2009 "Duch says he was Khmer Rouge torturer to stay alive ," by Reuters
2 September
2009 "K.Rouge court 'to investigate more suspects' ," by Patrick Falby, Agence
France-Presse
1 September 2009 "Duch Portrayed as Selfless
Student and Dedicated Teacher ," by Michael Saliba, Cambodia Tribunal Monitor
1 September 2009 "Cambodian 'justice' ," by Sophal
Ear, The Wall Street Journal
1 September 2009 "Duch craved acceptance ," by
Robbie Corey Boulet, The Phnom Penh Post
September 2009 "Duch's last revolutionary efforts ," by Kok-Thay Eng, Documentation Center of Cambodia
September 2009 "Determining an appropriate sentence for Duch ," by Charles Jackson, Documentation Center of Cambodia
31 August 2009 "KRouge prison head has no
mental problems: experts ," by Agence France-Presse
31 August 2009 "Khmer Rouge victims boycott
tribunal in Cambodia ," by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press
31 August 2009 "Civil Parties Boycott Start
of Character Witness Testimony While Experts Offer Psychological Assessment of
Duch ," by Michael Saliba, Cambodia Tribunal Monitor
29 August 2009 "Khmer Rouge trial enthrals
Cambodian public ," by Robert Carmichael, IPS
28 August 2009 "Duch testifies about motives ,"
by Cheang Sokha, The Phnom Penh Post
28 August 2009 "More tribunal complaints
sought in US ," by Men Kimseng, VOA News
August 2009 "Corruption Allegations at the
ECCC: Fair Trial Implications ," by Elizabeth Nielsen, Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-CAM)
27 August 2009 "Khmer Rouge tribunal keeps
the country informed ," by Robert Carmichael
27 August 2009 "No civil parties in Duch
sentencing, judges say ," by Kong Sothanarith, VOA News
27 August 2009 "Court effectively ends substantive participation of civil parties until closing arguments " by Michael Saliba, J.D (Northwestern Law '09), Consultant to the Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law
27 August 2009 "Cambodia pulls back troops from disputed
temple ," by Reuters
26 August 2009 "Court Allows Challenges to Civil Party
Applications ," by Michael Saliba, J.D., Consultant to the Center for International
Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law, Cambodia Tribunal Monitor
26 August 2009 " Khmer Rouge Verdict Expected
In Early 2010 ," by The Associated Press
25 August 2009 "Substantive Civil Party Testimony Ends
While Procedural Battle Begins ," by Michael Saliba, J.D., Consultant to the
Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law,
Cambodia Tribunal Monitor
24 August 2009 "Starting over in Cambodia ,"
by Katherine Marshall The Washington Post
24 August 2009 "Civil parties reminded to focus testimony on relevant facts ," by Michael Saliba, J.D., Consultant to the Center for International
Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law, Cambodia Tribunal Monitor
22 August 2009 "Hamill tells his story to
children of Cambodia ," by TVNZ
20 August 2009 "Khmer Rouge court vows 'fair
and just' verdict ," by Agence France-Presse
20 August 2009 "Relatives killed "for
nothing," survivors doomed to living with ghosts ," by Stephanie Gee
20 August 2009 "Khmer Rouge verdict expected
in early 2010 ," by The Associated Press
20 August 2009 "Duch and the Phung Ton family: An impossible meeting ," by Stephanie Gee, Ka-set
19 August 2009 " Relatives of Professor
Pheoung Ton verbally attacked Duch ," by Leang Delux, Translated from Khmer by
Heng Soy
19 August 2009 "The world's first genocide
trial, 30 years on ," by Robbie Corey Boulet, The Phnom Penh Post
19 August 2009 "S-21 victims 'martyrs': civil
party ," by Robbie Corey Boulet, The Phnom Penh Post
18 August 2009 "Former Premier's daughter
speaks against Duch ," by Kong Sothanarith, VOA
18 August 2009 "Hamill confronts Khmer Rouge
commander ," by New Zealand Press Association
17 August 2009 "Foreign S-21 victim's brother
set to testify ," by Robbie Corey-Boulet, The Phnom Penh Post
17 August 2009 "Foreign relatives of victims
testify at Khmer Rouge tribunal ," by DPA
17 August 2009 "NZ man seeks justice for
brother at KRouge trial ," by Suy Se, Agence France-Press
17 August 2009 "Brother of NZ victim rages at
Khmer Rouge trial ," by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press
17 August 2009 "Emotionally charged day as civil parties begin testifying " by Michael Saliva (Northwestern Law '09), Consultant to The Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of LawReport of justice and genocide education tour ," by Savina Sirik, Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-Cam)
15 August 2009 "Intrepid larrikins defied Pol
Pot's killers ," by Mark Dodd and Marianne Harris, The Australian
15 August 2009 "Khmer Rouge's evil led
Peacock to quit ," by Mark Dodd, The Australian
1 4 August 2009 "Agreement to establish indepedent counsellor at the ECCC " by Michael Saliba (Northwestern Law '09), Consultant to The Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law Khmer Rouge chief ready for justice over John Dewhirst murder ," by Michael
WoodCambodia genocide tribunal to
get anti-corruption oversight ," by Jaclyn Belczyk, Jurist12 August
2009 " Cambodia ," by Robert Walker, BBC News
Khmer Rouge official wants 'harshest punishment '," by Sopheng Cheang, The
Associated Press'Killing fields' tribunal to be monitored ," by UPI12 August
2009 "Duch rebuts torture claim ," by Robbie Corey-Boulet, The Phnom Penh Post K.Rouge jail chief asks for 'strictest' punishment ," by Agence
France-Presse Anti-corruption watchdog to join UN-backed genocide court in Cambodia ," by UN News CentreKRouge prison chief admits personally torturing inmate ," by Agence
France-PresseEx-guard says Duch hit inmate with stick ," by Robbie Corey-BouletTales of torture continue " by Terith Chy, Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-Cam)
10 August
2009 "'Just a series of ghastly screw-ups' ," by James O'Toole, The Phnom Penh
Post
10 August 2009 "Guard at S-21 and gravedigger at Choeung Ek testifies " by Socheat Nhean, DC-Cam
10 August
2009 "Former Khmer Rouge guard describes dumping corpses ," by Sopheng Cheang,
The Associated Press
10 August
2009 "Khmer Rouge prison chief 'beat inmate' ," by Agence France-Presse
10 August
2009 "Dicing with the devil's advocate ," by Diane James, The Phnom Penh
9 August 2009 "Midjudgement: Sometimes, grand prosecutions of war crimes don't make sense ," by Joshua Kurtlantzick
6 August 2009 " Expert Witness David Chandler Testifies About S-21 ," by Socheat Nhean and Spencer Cryder, Documentation Center of Cambodia
5 August 2009 " Khmer Rouge court told how Westerner burned alive ," by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press
Former child medic says S-21 prisoners had torture wounds ," by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh
4 August 2009 "The absent minded witness and the three absent ones ," by Karlia Lykourgou, Legal Associate for the Documentation Centre of Cambodia (DC-Cam), LLB Law Student 2010, University of Leeds, Santa Clara Summer Program
4 August 2009 " Khmer Rouge trials offer baseline study for mental health impact to a society of war crimes tribunal ," by Science Daily
3 August 2009 " The right against self-incrimination: A confusing protection " by Toni Holness, Legal Intern with the Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-Cam) and Candidate for J.D./M.A.- Economics 2011, Temple University
3 August 2009 " Ex-Khmer Rouge medic testifies in Cambodia ," by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press
3 August 2009 " Brutal Khmer Rouge history comes to school curriculum ," by Australian Broadcasting Corporation 2 August 2009 " Cambodians begin to learn of bloody past ," by Suy Se, Agence France-Presse
August 2009 " The Other Day I Saw a Monster ," by Judy Ledgerwood, Northern Illinois University
August 2009 "When does counsel commit misconduct? " by Adam Coady, Georgetown Law 2011, DC-Cam Legal Associate Summer 2009
August 2009 "DC-Cam outreach: Forgiveness is not a requirement " by Karlia Lykourgou, Legal Associate for the Documentation Centre of Cambodia (DC-Cam), LLB Law Student 2010, University of Leeds, Santa Clara Summer Program
30 July 2009 " Tuol Sleng footage will not be shown at trial: judges ," by Georgia Wilkins and Cheang Sokha, The Phnom Penh Post30 July 2009 "NYC Bar presses PM on reports of lawyer intimidation, threats ," by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post Khmer Rouge tribunal in recess after hearing grisly testimony ," by Luke Hunt, VOA News29 July 2009 "Duch responds to ex-staffer ," by Cheang Sokha, The Phnom Penh Post 28 July 2009 "Cambodian art show casts light on Khmer Rouge horrors ," by Reuters 24 July 2009 "Radio show for KR survivors faces lack of operating funds ," by Mom Kunthear, The Phnom Penh Post 24 July 2009 "HRW bashes Hun Sen on ECCC stance ," by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post 23 July 2009 "S-21 inmates treated like 'animals': witness ," by Cheang Sokha, The Phnom Penh Post
23 July 2009 "Cambodia
22 July 2009 "Political Pressure Undermining Tribunal ," by Human Rights Watch 22 July 2009 "UN to appoint tribunal spokeswoman ," by Kong Sothanarith, VOA News 22 July 2009 "Duch denies much of interrogator testimony ," by VOA News 21 July 2009 "Ex-KRouge interrogator recounts torture techniques ," by Agence France-Presse 21 July 2009 "Cambodia court cases mount against opposition ," by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
20 July 2009 "Ex K.Rouge guard describes life under jail boss ," by Patrick Falby, Agence France-Presse
July 2009 "Engaging Cham Muslims in Khmer Rouge History Learning: Will the Khmer Rouge Leaders Be Charged for Genocide? ," by Searching for the Truth (DC-Cam Magazine)
20 July 2009 "A Witness on trial " by Charles Jackson, Legal Intern with the Documentation Center of Cambodia and Candidate for J.D. 2011, Northwestern University School of Law
16 July 2009 "Former guard provides fact-packed testimony regarding operations at Tuol Sleng and Choeung Ek " by Laura MacDonald, Member of the New York Bar and Consultant to the Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law
16 July 2009 " Cambodia " by Tom Fawthrop, The Guardian
16 July 2009 " Khmer Rouge trial hears harrowing tribunal testimony ," by Ek Madra and Martin Petty, Reuters
16 July 2009 " Khmer Rouge victims tricked on way to execution ," by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press
Too late for revenge ," by Marshall Kim, The New York TimesTorture and death recounted at Cambodian trial " by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
15 July 2009 " Torture recalled at Khmer Rouge trial ," by UPI
15 July 2009 " Khmer Rouge interrogator feared for his life ," by The Associated Press
15 July 2009 " KRouge jail chief confronts tearful deputy ," by Suy Se, Agence France-Presse
Televising history at the trials ," by Joel Quenby, The Phnom Penh PostAfter two days of questionable witness testimony, Duch lectured his former subordinate, "Just tell the truth!" " by Laura MacDonald, Member of the New York Bar and Consultant to the Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law Former S-21 interrogator spent years eliciting prisoner confessions but appears unwilling to confess anything himself " by Laura MacDonald, Member of the New York Bar and Consultant to the Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law
14 July 2009 " Key witness delayed at KRT , " by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post
14 July 2009 " Khmer Rouge interrogator says "no regrets" about deaths ," by Ek Madra, Reuters
Interrogator at Khmer Rouge prison denies torture ," by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press
13 July 2009 "When it comes to witness protection, are all witnesses created equal? " by Laura MacDonald, Member of the New York Bar and Consultant to the Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law
13 July 2009 " Cambodian genocide trial hears from S21 interrogator ," by Robert Carmichael, Australia Network News
10 July 2009 " New S-21 abuse claim ," by Robbie Corey-Boulet, The Phnom Penh Post
10 July 2009 " KR Tribunal: bar takes no action on KRT lawyer ," by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post
9 July 2009 " Court video brings back horrors to thousands of Cambodians ," by Joel Brinkley, McClatchy-Tribune News Service
9 July 2009 " Challenges to civil parties ," by Robbie Corey-Boulet, The Phnom Penh PostBrother of S-21 survivor was forced to kill his own father before being killed himself because he hesitated to follow the order " by Laura MacDonald, Member of the New York Bar and Consultant to the Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law
9 July 2009 " KRouge victim says brother forced to kill father ," by Patrick Falby, Agence France-Presse
8 July 2009 " Witness describes crawling out of pits at killing fields ," by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh
8 July 2009 " Khmer Rouge twisted prisoner's ankles with pliers ," by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press
8 July 2009 " Khmer Rouge fighter relates "killing fields" horror ," by ReutersWoman and child added to list of confirmed survivors of Duch's secret detention facilities " by Laura MacDonald, Member of the New York Bar and Consultant to the Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law Survivor allegedly spent hours under corpses in a mass grave before escaping from Duch's killing field " by Laura MacDonald, Member of the New York Bar and Consultant to the Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law
7 July 2009 " Khmer Rouge prisoner "crawled from pit of corpses" to escape ," by DPADuch denies that another "survivor" was imprisoned at S-21 " by Laura MacDonald, Member of the New York Bar and Consultant to the Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law
6 July 2009 " ECCC judges suppress filings: Ieng Sary team ," by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post
3 July 2009 " Former Khmer Rouge Head Of State Denied Release , " by Agence France-Presse
3 July 2009 " Ex-prisoners tell of Khmer Rouge horror ," by Robert Carmichael, Australian Broadcasting Corporation
3 July 2009 "Remember Me? " by Brian Calvert and Men KimsungHarsh lessons from the past hold the key to healing " by Holly Pham, The Phnom Penh Post
2 July 2009 " Khmer Rouge child survivor weeps for mother ," by Suy Se, Agence France-PressAfter hearing heartbreaking testimony from a child survivor of S-21, Duch denies he was a prisoner there " by Laura MacDonald, Member of the New York Bar and Consultant to the Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University School of Law
1 July 2009 "Tuol Sleng victim recalls abuse ," by Robbie Corey-Boulet, The Phnom Penh Post
1 July 2009 "Khmer Rouge torture survivor saw "hell on earth" ," by Ek Madra, Reuters
1 July 2009 "Tuol Sleng victim recalls abuse ," by Robbie Corey-Boulet, The Phnom Penh Post
July 2009 "Better late than never: Delivering long overdue justice to the Cambodian people " by Laura Dawson, University of Southern California (USC), Documentation Center for Cambodia (DC-Cam)
July 2009 "Investigating inertia during the ECCC trial phase: The 1979 "S-21" video and child surviving Norng Chanphal " by Spencer Cryder, Tulane University
July 2009 "History of Cambodia " by David Chandler, Documentation Center for Cambodia (DC-Cam)
July 2009 "Ordinary People and Extraordinary Crimes " by Toni Holness, Documentation Center for Cambodia (DC-Cam)
30 June 2009 "Khmer Rouge tore off toenails of suspected traitor " by The Associated Press 30 June 2009 "Second Khmer Rouge victim talks ," by BBC News
30 June 2009 "Khmer Rouge jail survivor 'tortured' ," by Patrick Falby, Agence France-Presse
29 June 2009 "Pol Pot paintings saved my life, S-21 survivor says ," by Ek Madra, Reuters
29 June 2009 "Learning to teach about the Khmer Rouge ," by Men Kimseng, VOA
29 June 2009 "Khmer Rouge tribunal hears 1st testimony from survivor of deadliest torture center ," by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press
25 June 2009 "Burying Asia's savage past ," by The Economist
24 June 2009 "Democrat Endorsed Cambodia Invasion ," by Walter Pincus, The Washington
24 June 2009 "Canadian lawyer quits Khmer Rouge tribunals in 'frustration' ," by Tu Thanh Ha, The Globe and Mail
23 June 2009 "Co-Prosecutor of UN-backed tribunal trying Khmer Rouge leaders steps down ," by UN News Centre
23 June 2009 "Canadian prosecutor at Khmer Rouge genocide tribunal resigns ," by The Associated Press
23 June 2009 "Promotion expected for ECCC official ," by Cheang Sokha, The Phnom Penh Post
23 June 2009 "Khmer Rouge prison chief 'shocked' by his past ," by Patrick Falby, Agence France-Presse
22 June 2009 "Duch's testimony challenged ," by Agence France-Presse
21 June 2009 "Legal Strategy Fails to Hide Torturer's Pride ," by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
15 June 2009 "Khmer Rouge defendant says own staff also killed ," by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press 15 June 2009 " Alleged Khmer Rouge torturer cries in court " by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press
12 June 2009 "US removes Laos, Cambodia from trade blacklist " by Shaun Tandon
8 June 2009 "Khmer Rouge torturer recounts baby-killing policy " by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press
8 June 2009 " Khmer Rouge jailer says ordered killing of children " by Reuters
4 June 2009 "Documents likely stolen from Khmer Rouge leader's defence ," by Agence France-Presse 3 June 2009 "Court to revisit tribunal graft case ," by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh 3 June 2009 "KRT suspect hearing cancelled ," by Georgia Wilkins and Neth Pheaktra, The Phnom Penh Post 1 June 2009 "Cambodian FM says genocide trial a balancing act ," by Kelly Olsen, The Associated Press June 2009 "What need for a Truth Commission? " by Sok-Kheang Ly, Documentation Center of Cambodia
June 2009 "Buddhism under Pol Pot " by Ian Harris, Documentation Center of Cambodia
May 2009 "ECCC: A wonder for all? " by Virorth Doung, Documentation Center of Cambodia 29 May 2009 "S-21 called worst prison ," by Cheang Sokha, The Phnom Penh Post ECCC judge says he would quit if job compromised ," by Georgia Wilkins and
Cheang Sokha, The Phnom Penh Post 27 May 2009 "Confronting the past ," by Pung Chhiv Kek, The Phnom Penh
27 May 2009 "Japan
27 May 2009 "Khmer Rouge defendant: Pol Pot a 'murderer '," by The Associated Press
27 May 2009 "Judge says will quit KRouge court if can't work ," by The Associated Press
26 May 2009 "KRouge leader Pol Pot 'not a Cambodian patriot '," by Agence France-Presse
26 May 2009 "ECCC journalists get warning from govt ," by Vong Sokheng, The Phnom Penh Post
25 May 2009 "US a 'facilitator' in bid to resolve ECCC graft claims: government ," by Georgia
Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post
25 May 2009 "Cambodia releases first
ever textbook on Pol Pot eraAustralia
23 May 2009 "Khmer Rouge court's identity crisis ," by Stephen Kurczy, Asia Times
22 May 2009 "K.Rouge court must tackle corruption: US ," by Agence
France-Presse 22 May 2009 "French lawyer warned by Cambodia's court " by Macau Daily Times 21 May 2009 "Staged killings stir victims' emotions on Day of Anger ," by Khouth Sophak Chakrya, The Phnom Penh Post 21 May 2009 "Day of Anger against Khmer Rouge ," by Agence France-Presse 20 May 2009 "1st textbook on KRouge ," by Agence France-Presse
20 May 2009 "Khmer Rouge Victims Gather to Mark 'Day of Anger' " by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press
19 May 2009 "KR Trial Resumes with Duch Admitting to Forged Confessions " by The Phnom Penh Post
17 May 2009 "Survivors Shed Light on Dark Days of Khmer Rouge " by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
14 May 2009 "Torture Survivors to Testify at Khmer Rouge Trial " by Seth Mydans
6 May 2009 "Cambodia's Genocide Tribunal " by Farrah Tek
5 May 2009 "Judge Florence Mumba Clinches Cambodian Job " by Lusaka Times
1 May 2009 "Pol Pot Worse Than China's 'Gang of Four', Duch Says " by Cheang Sokha and Georgia Wilkins, Phnom Penh Post
April 2009 "Translation
problem at the ECCC " by Kok-Thay Eng, Deputy/Research Director, Documentation
Center of Cambodia
30 April 2009 "Duch Talks of Western Victims of Tuol Sleng " by Cheang Sokha and Georgia Wilkins, Phnom Penh Post
29 April 2009 "Duch Describes Purges of Cadres as 'Evil Eating Evil' " by Neth Pheaktra, The Phnom Penh Post
28 April 2009 "Duch: I Had to Follow Orders " by Neth Pheaktra and Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post
22 April 2009 "Khmer Rouge defendant: Pol Pot feigned ignorance " by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press
21 April 2009 "Khmer Rouge Defendant Says Guards Taught to Hate " by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press
18 April 2009 "Haunted by the Killing Fields " by Joe Mozingo, Los Angeles Times
10 April 2009 "Corruption Allegations Affect Khmer Rouge Trials " by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
8 April 2009 "Pain of Khmer Rouge Era Lost on Cambodian Youth " by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
31 March 2009 "Khmer Rouge Leader Admits Crimes " by BBC News
28 March 2009 "Ex-Khmer Rouge still dominate regions of Cambodia " by Denis Gray, The Miami Herald
10 March 2009 "Trials in Cambodia Expose the Cogs in a Killing Machine
4 March 2009 "Funding Crisis Overshadows Khmer Rouge Tribunal " by Luke Hunt, World Politics Review
4 March 2009 "Ben Kiernan Speaks on Cambodian Genocide " by Kayla Hutzler, The Quadrangle
3 March 2009 "Duch's Initial Hearing February 17-18 " by The Documentation Center of Cambodia
1 March 2009 "For Khmer Rouge Guard, It Was Kill or Be Killed " by Seth Mydans, International Herald Tribune
February 2009 "Yem Yim: A Khmer Rouge Shackle Maker " by Pheng Pong- Rasy
23 February 2009 "Cambodia Wants its Day in Court" by Tom Fawthrop
18 February 2009 "Khmer Rouge tribunal ends pretrial proceedings " by Sopheng Cheang and Susan Postlewaite, Associated Press
18 February 2009 " At Trial, a Plea for Rights of a Khmer Prison Official" by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
February 2009 "Reparative Role in Supplementing ECCC " by Sok-Kheang Ly
17 February 2009 " Trial Begins for Khmer Rouge Leader" by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
17 February 2009 "My Savior, Their Killer" by Francois Bizot
16 February 2009 "Khmer Rouge prison torturers finally put on trial " by Toby Green, the Independent
16 February 2009 " Cambodian horror on trial" by Bill Schiller
12 February 2009 "Textbook on Khmer Rouge " by Reuters
2 February 2009 "Press Statement of the Victims Unit " by Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-CAM)
Efforts to Limit Khmer Rouge Trials Decried " by The New York Times
February 2009 "Cham Muslim Community: Inevitable Trends of Change " by Farina So 30 January 2009 "KR trial raises questions " by The Phnom Penh Post January 2009 "Joint Trials and the ECCC " by Marwan Sehwail 20 January 2009 "Cambodia's KRouge court urges victims to join trial " by Southeast Asia Pte Ltd.
20 January 2009 "Khmer Rouge Trials to Start " by The New York Times
14 January 2009 "Khmer Rouge trial date to be set " by The Associated Press
12 January 2009 "Legacy of Cham Muslims, " by Islamonline.net
11 January 2009 "Japan Pledges More Money for Khmer Rouge Tribunal, " by The Associate Press
10 January 2009 "Responding to the Cambodian Genocide in a Global Context, " by Youk Chhang, Documentation Center of Cambodia
9 January 2009 "National Judge's Press Release " By The National Judges of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of
8 January 2009 "How Mant are too many defendants at the KRT? " by David Scheffer, The Phnom Penh Post
7 January 2009 "Voices of Justice " by The Phnom Penh Post 7 January 2009 "Curtain raises again on Jacques Verges " by Stephen Kurczy, Asia Times
6 January 2009 "Cambodia Marks Khmer Rouge Fall, " by Sopheng Cheang, The Associated Press
4 January 2009 " If This Isn't Slavery, What Is?" by The New York Times
1 January 2009 "The Evil behind the Smiles" by The New York Times
January 2009 "An Analysis of Corruption, Bias, and the High Presumption of Impartiality in the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia" by Searching for the Truth
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