Archives: Cambodia
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30 December 2008 "Cambodia
receives Khmer Rouge films from Vietnam" by Australia Network News
23 December 2008 "Cambodian
Supreme Court will review trade union leader's murder," by Amnesty
International
17 December 2008 "Farce
Meets Justice in Khmer Rouge Trial," by Barbara Crossette, The
Nation
16
December 2008 "Watchdogs
call for further action on troubled tribunal," by Georgia Wilkins,
The Phnom Penh Post
14
December 2008 "Duch
trial logistical meeting set for mid-January," by Elena Lesley, The
Phnom Penh Post
12
December 2008 "Killing
time at Cambodia's
'show trial'" by Stephen Kurczy, Asia Times
11
December 2008 "Graft
claims not focus of UN, govt talks on KRouge court," by Cheang
Sokho and Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post
11
December 2008 "Anti-corruption
measures needed to strengthen Cambodia genocide court: UN,"
by Bernard Hibbitts, Jurist
10
December 2008 "Cambodia
to fight corruption at genocide tribunal," by The Associated Press
10
December 2008 "Khmer
Rouge Genocide Tribunal Stumbles as French Defense Lawyer Demands New
Translation," by Claire
Duffett, Law.com
10
December 2008 "Cambodia,
UN agree on need to strengthen court trying Khmer Rouge leaders,"
by UN News Service
9
December 2008 "Tribunal
hit by row over new probes," by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh
Post
8
December 2008 "KR
cadre faces more charges," by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post
5
December 2008 "A
Water Wonderland, From an Unlikely Source," by Thomas Fuller, The
New York Times
2
December 2008 "Genocidal
loopholes in Cambodia,"
by Stephen Kurczy, The Asia Times
2
December 2008 "Cambodia
moves closer to first trial of Khmer Rouge leaders," by Agence
France-Presse
1
December 2008 "'Killing
fields' survivor documents Cambodian genocide," by CNN News
1
December 2008 "Joint
Criminal Enterprise
and the Khmer Rouge Prosecutions," by John Ciorciari, DC-CAM
30
November 2008 "U.S. Deportee Brings Street Dance to
Street Boys of Cambodia,"
by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
27
November 2008 "More
Khmer Rouge Leaders May Stand Trial," by Andrew Nette, Inter Press
Service
27 November 2008 "Plans
Tentative for Renewed Tribunal Talks," by Sok Khemara, VOA Khmer
21 November 2008 "Fallen
leader mourned," by Jennifer Torres, Record Net
21 November 2008 "New
Revelations: Gunnar Bergstrom's Return to Cambodia,"
by Sarah Jones Dickens, DC-CAM
20 November 2008 "Khmer
Rouge 'Confrontation' Postponed" by Sok Khemara, VOA Khmer
19
November 2008 "Who
Next?" by Beth Van Schaack, DC-CAM
18
November 2008 "Former
Rebels Could Confront Each Other" by Sok Khemara, VOA Khmer
17 November 2008 "Left
to their own devices: The continued suffering of victims of the
conflict in Northern Uganda and the
need for reparations," by Amnesty International
17 November 2008 "Leaders
Face Another Year in Tribunal Jail," by Kong Sothanarith, VOA Khmer
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17 November 2008
"Swede
apologizes for sympathizing with Khmer Rouge" by The Associated
Press
14 November 2008 "The
end of an NGO era in Cambodia"
by Craig Guthrie, Asia Times
12 November 2008 "Leaders
Reflect on Top Cop" by Kay Kimsong, The Phnom Penh Post
4 November 2008 "Khmer
Rouge leader denied prison release" by Australian Broadcasting
Corporation
2
November 2008 "At
a Temple in Indochina,
Placid Days, but No Peace" by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
29 October 2008 "Cambodia's
first rock opera opens next month" by The Associated Press
27
October 2008 "KR
forum elicits a different view in the country's west" by Elena
Lesley, The Phnom Penh Post
27 October
2008 "Maoist
Bastion Gets Lessons in Market Economics" by Andrew Nette, IPS
23 October 2008 "Court
says Khmer Rouge leaders fit to stand trial" by Agence
France-Presse
23 October 2008 "Past
Post: UN inches forward to Khmer Rouge trial" by Beth Moorthy, The
Phnom Penh Post
22 October 2008 "Australia
gives extra funds to help Khmer Rouge tribunal" by Australian
Broadcasting Company
21 October "Legal
Justice Lessens Anger of Villagers" by Kalyanee Mam, International
Justice
17 October 2008 "KR
history to be taught in schools by year's end" by May Titthara, The
Phnom Penh Post
17 October 2008 "Ex-Khmer
Rouge leader loses appeal for release" by CNN
17 October 2008 "Nuon
Chea appeals against his detention" by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom
Penh Post
16
October 2008 "Thai
and Cambodia
temple dispute spills over into deadly fighting" by Richard Lloyd
Parry, The Times
15 October 2008 "4
Convicted in 1996 Killings" by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
15 October 2008 "Ruling
Friday on Ieng Sary's detention" by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh
Post
15
October 2008 "Delayed
and Denied" by The Economist
10
October 2008 "Former
Khmer Rouge leader withdraws appeal against detention" by Zee News
9
October 2008 "Cambodia's
Muslims as geopolitical pawns" by Geoffrey Cain, The Asia Times
9
October 2008 "A
Kmer Rouge Cadre: Do Not Want Gratitude" by Vannak
Sok, DC-CAM
8
October 2008 "New
Khmer Rouge Tribunal Report Finds Need to Address Corruption
Allegations" by Justice Initiative
6
October 2008 "Anne
Frank diary resonates with Cambodians" by Tibor Krausz, The Jewish
Journal
6
October 2008 "Verdict
next week in 1996 deminer killings" by Vong Sokheng and Georgia
Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post
5 October 2008 "An
Assessment of the ECCC Order on Translation Rights and Obligations"
by Sadie Blanchard, DC-CAM
3 October 2008 "Ex-Khmer
Rouge soldiers tried for murder of Briton" by The Associated Press
3 October 2008 "KRT
detainees' families seek access for religious holidays" by Thet
Sambath and Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post
2 October 2008 "Cambodia's
genocide trial delayed until next year" by The Associated Press
2 October 2008 "Corruption
complaints at the Khmer Rouge War Crimes tribunal" by The Wall
Street Journal
1 October 2008 "Gulf States' Aid for Cambodia's Cham Muslims Raises U.S.
Concerns" by Geoffrey Cain, World Politics Review
1 October 2008 "The
Validity of Extending the Statute of Limitations for Cambodian National
Crimes Tried before the Extraordinary Chambers and the Implications of
Ex Post Facto" by Margarita Clarens, DC-CAM
1 October 2008 "Accuracy
is of the essence for new Khmer Rouge dictionary" by Henri Locard,
The Phnom Penh Post
1 October 2008 "Cambodian
court ends prisoner segregation" by Australian Broadcast
Corporation
29 September 2008 "Dispatches:
Anlong Veng" by Elena Lesley, Granta Magazine
26
September 2008 "Cambodia's
Human Rights Defenders Silenced Through Legal System in Land Disputes,
Charges Amnesty International" by Amnesty International
24 September 2008 "Nuon
Chea Detention Extension" by Anne Heindel, DC-CAM
23 September 2008 "Are
All the Khmer Rouge Cadres Bad?" by Som
Bunthorn, DC-CAM
19 September 2008 "Detention
extended for KRouge official facing trial: officials" by Agence
France-Presse
19 September 2008 "KRT
causing massive brain drain" by Cheang Sokha and Georgia Wilkins,
The Phnom Penh Post
18 September 2008 "Jurisdictional
Hearing of Ieng Sary Before the Pre-Trial Chamber of the ECCC Regarding
Issues Related to Amnesty and Pardon" by Randle
DeFalco, DC-CAM
18 September 2008 "Tribunal
'Capable' of Tackling Corruption: US" by Sok Khemara, VOA Khmer
17 September 2008 "My
Trip to Anlong Veng District" by Jared L. Watkins, DC-CAM
17
September 2008 "A
checkered history of support for the KRT from civil society" by
Allen Myers, The Phnom Penh Post
17 September 2008 "U.S.
Pledges Funds to Khmer Rouge Tribunal" by Seth Mydans, The New York
Times
16
September 2008 "Govt
to review future KRT graft complaints in secret" by Georgia Wilkins
and Vong Sokheng, The Phnom Penh Post
15 September 2008 "Cambodian
official says US to help fund genocide tribunal for former Khmer Rouge
leaders" by The Associated Press
15 September 2008 "Legal
Discussion: Ieng Thirith's Appeal Against the Provisional Detention
Order" by Randle DeFalco & Jared L.Watkins, DC-CAM
14 September 2008 "Internal
and External Enemy: The Vietnamese Experience During the Khmer Rouge
Period" by Elizabeth Do, DC-CAM
11 September 2008 "Analysis
of the ECCC Closing Order Indicting Kaing Guek Eav (Duch)" by
Margarita Clarens, Duke University School of Law
11 September 2008 "Victims
in emotional, legal limbo over participation at the KR Trial" by
Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post
11 September 2008 "Drive
to educate kids about KRT continues" by Vong Sokheng, The Phnom Penh Post
10 September 2008 "Documentation Center Outlines 2009 Efforts"
by Sok Khemara, VOA Khmer
8 September 2008 "K
Rouge Tribunal's UN Funds to Be Exhausted" by Koeut Samrach, Khmer
Rouge Trial Portal (KRT)
8
September 2008 "KRT
moves forward with key amendments" by Georgia Wilkins and Vong
Sokheng, The Phnom Penh Post
8 September 2008 "End
corruption or the KRT will lose credibility" by Prim Long, The
Phnom Penh Post
5 September 2008 "ECCC
4th Plenary Session Concludes" by DC-CAM
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September 2008 "Victim
of Khmer Rouge sexual abuse seeks justice" by The Associated Press
3 September 2008 "KRouge
transgendered survivor seeks justice in war crimes trial" by Agence
France-Presse
3 September 2008 "Cambodia
seeks UNESCO recognition of KRouge prison" by Agence France-Presse
3 September 2008 "KR
tribunal officials deny graft claims exist, despite judges' concern"
by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post
3 September 2008 "Canada
asked to augment contribution to Cambodian genocide tribunal" by
Kathryn May
2
September 2008 "KRT
roadshow makes the rounds" by Camilla Bjerrekaer and Thomas Gam
Nielsen, The Phnom Penh Post
2 September 2008 "KRT
judges urge action on graft" by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh
Post
1
September 2008 "Cambodia:
Year Zero on Trial" by New Internationalist
1 September 2008 "Cambodian
tribunal worries about corruption" by The Associated Press
1 September 2008 "What
is key at the KRT?" by Peter Annear, The Phnom Penh Post
29
August 2008 "Records
reveal survivors of ex-Khmer Rouge prison" by The Associated Press
28
August 2008 "Pol
Pot Victims From Killing Fields Plan Resorts by Angkor
Wat" by Yoolim Lee and Netty Ismail, Bloomberg
28 August 2008 "Documents:
177 people were released from Khmer Rouge torture centre" by DPA
27 August 2008 "Lake filling must not
lead to forced evictions" by Amnesty International
27 August 2008 "UN
expert arrives as US announces it might fund the ECCC" by Georgia
Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post
27 August 2008 "Funding
Shortfall Causes Tension within Corruption-Ravaged KRT" by Chuob
Braha, Khmer Rouge Trial Portal
26 August 2008 "Tribunal
Kickbacks Still a Hurdle for US" by Sok Khemara, VOA Khmer
26 August 2008 "US
to provide funding for Cambodia genocide court:
ambassador" by Joe Shaulis, Jurist
17 August 2008 "Pre-War
Khmer Music Making a Comback" by Andrew Nette, IPS News
14 August 2008 "KRouge
trial not hurt by funding" by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post
13 August 2008 "US
hails indictment of ex-Khmer Rouge prison chief" by The Associated
Press
13 August 2008 "Genocide
court indicts Khmer Rouge jailer" by Raphael Minder, The Financial
Times
13 August 2008 "Chief
of personnel removed from KRouge court" by Macau Daily Times
13 August 2008 "Japanese
funds to tide over Khmer Rouge trial" by DPA
12 August 2008 "KRT
appoints new chief of troubled personnel department" Craig Guthrie,
The Mekong Times
12 August 2008 "Cambodian
tribunal indicts Khmer Rouge jailer" by The Associated Press
10 August 2008 "Ailing
Khmer Rouge leader leaves hospital: court" by Agence France-Presse
6 August 2008 "Resignation
of defense section chief not to delay KRT" by The Mekong Times
6
August 2008 "Cambodian
Court Fights Time in Trying Aging Khmer Rouge Leaders" by Daniel
Ten Kate, Bloomberg
6 August 2008 "Cambodian
genocide tribunal faces allegations" by Ker Munthit, The Associated
Press
5
August 2008 "De
Facto Segregation of Provisional Detainees at the ECCC" by Annie
Gell, DC CAM
5 August 2008 "Reaching
out to victims of the Khmer Rouge" by International Rehabilitation
Council for Torture Victims (IRCT)
4 August 2008 "Khmer
Rouge Victims Given a Voice in Cambodia Trials" by Seth Mydans,
International Herald Tribune
4 August 2008 "September
2009 Cambodia Khmer Rouge trials could begin" by News Ahead: World
News Forecast
4 August 2008 "Tribunal
defense head resigns" by The Phnom Penh Post
1 August 2008 "Former
Khmer Rouge foreign minister hospitalized in Cambodia" by Agence
France-Presse
31 July 2008 "A
gentlemanly invasion" by James Pringle, International Herald
Tribune
31 July 2008 "Judges
preparing for first trial on genocide in Cambodia" by The
Associated Press
27 July 2008 "In
Cambodia, Land Seizures Push Thousands of the Poor Into Homelessness"
by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
26 July 2008 "Threats,
Intimidation Mar Campaign" by Human Rights Watch
25 July 2008 "Cambodian
leader is expected to win election" by Seth Mydans, The
International Herald Tribune
24
July 2008 "Cambodian
parties make final push for votes" by Agence France-Presse
24 July 2008 "The
Rule of Murderers and Thieves" by Eric Pape, Newsweek
24 July
2008 "Cambodia's
PM takes credit for Khmer Rouge trials in polls" by Rene Slama,
Agence France-Presse
23 July 2008 "Strong
economy boosts Cambodia's ruling party ahead of polls" by Agence
France-Presse
21 July 2008 "Lawyer Agrees to Defend Khieu Samphan"
by Chun Sakada, Voice of America
21 July 2008 "Thai-Cambodian
Temple Standoff Continues" by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
18 July 2008 "Prosecutors
complete submissions for Duch case" by The Post
18 July 2008
"ECCC
Press Release by the Office of the Co-Prosecutors" by ECCC
18 July 2008 "Obligation
of ECCC Regarding Document Translation for Defendants and Their
Attorneys" by Sadie Blanchard, DC-CAM
16 July 2008 "A
Tribunal Worth Paying For" by John A. Hall, Wall Street Journal
Asia
14 July 2008 "ECCC
File Civil Participation" by ECCC
12 July 2008 "Khmer
Rouge Minister Denied Bail" by Komfie Manalo, AHN
11 July 2008 "Germany
pledges US$2.4 million for cash-strapped Cambodian genocide tribunal"
by The Associated Press
10
July 2008 "Former
Khmer Rouge leader healthy enough to stay in jail: officials" by
The Associated Press
10
July 2008 "Ex-Khmer
Rouge leader's health OK" by Ker Munthit, The Associated Press
9 July 2008 "Ex-Khmer
Rouge minister loses appeal" by The Associated Press
9 July 2008 "Cambodian
court shuttered, blocking opposition leader's defence" by Agence
France-Presse
9 July 2008 "No
bail for Khmer Rouge minister" by BBC News
8
July 2008 "Ex-Khmer
Rouge minister loses appeal" by CNN News
8 July 2008 "'Killing
Fields' Trials Set to Roll" by Andrew Nette, IPS-Inter Press
Service
7 July 2008 "East
Germany's Legal Advisor to the 1979 Tribunal in Cambodia" by Howard
J. De Nike, J.D., Ph.D., DC-CAM
6 July 2008 "Khmer
Rouge court to give bail decision for Pol Pot's sister-in-law" by
M&C
4 July 2008 "Lawyers
claim jail could kill former KRouge minister" by Agence
France-Presse
3 July 2008 "Civil
Party's Repeated Attempts to Address Bench and Poor Management of
Proceedings Force Worrying Precedent for Victim Participation Before the
ECCC" by Sarah Thomas, DC-CAM
3 July 2008 "Pardon
from 1996 absolves Khmer Rouge suspect, lawyers argue" by CBC News
2 July 2008 "Former
KRouge minister claims royal amnesty" by Agence France-Presse
2 July 2008 "'Double
jeopardy' claimed in case of ex-Khmer aide" by Ker Munthit, The
Associated Press
2 July
2008 "Lawyers
claim Ieng Sary 'Agent of Peace'" by Cat Barton and Cheang Sokha,
The Phnom Penh Post
1 July
2008 "Former
Khmer Rouge appeals detention" by Ker Munthit, The Associated Press
1 July 2008 "National
Lawyer for Khieu Samphan resigns" by Extraordinary Chambers in the
Courts of Cambodia
30 June
2008 "Khmer
Rouge minister seeks bail in crimes against humanity trial" by
Kevin Doyle, Telegraph
30
June 2008 "Top
Khmer Rouge Diplomat Faces Genocide Court" by Agence France-Presse
30 June 2008 "Khmer
Rouge trial: Plea to 'release' former Pol Pot minister" by Ian
MacKinnon, The Guardian
30 June 2008 "Top
Khmer Rouge diplomat in court" by BBC News
29 June 2008 "Former
Khmer Rouge foreign minister to appeal pretrial detention" by The
Associated Press
27 June
2008 "The
Price of Justice" by The Wall Street Journal
25 June 2008 "Cambodia
genocide tribunal running out of money" by Paul Watson, LA Times
24 June
2008 "Cambodia's
"Killing Fields" court trims budget" by Reuters
24
June 2008 "Cambodian
Khmer Rouge trial still US$43.8m short: officials" by Agence
France-Presse
20 June 2008 "Cambodian
activists plea for more K.Rouge trial funding" Agence France-Presse
19 June 2008 "Pol
Pot Radio Broadcasts" by Australian Broadcasting Corporation
18 June 2008 "Cambodia's
genocide tribunal to get more Japan funding" by Australian
Broadcasting Corporation
18 June 2008 "UN
Prosecutor: 'Cambodia Genocide Trial Needs Proof'" by Digital
Journal
17 June 2008 "KR
radio evidence comes home from UK" by Craig Guthrie, Mekong Times
17 June 2008 "In
Khmer Rouge Trial, Victims Will Not Stand Idly By" by Seth Mydans,
The New York Times
16 June 2008 "Khmer
Rouge victims given a voice in Cambodia trials" by Seth Mydans,
International Herald Tribune
16 June 2008 "Khmer
Rouge Tribunal to announce new budget plan today" by Neth Pheaktra,
The Mekong Times
16 June
2008 "Khmer
Rouge Victims Get Chance for Revenge at Trials" by Seth Mydans,
International Herald Tribune
15
June 2008 "A
Revolutionary Woman" by Bunthom Som, Searching for the Truth
Magazine
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11 June 2008 "Release Jailed Editor" by Human
Rights Watch
10 June 2008 "Prosecuting Starvation under the ECCC Law Part II" by J. Solomon Bashi, DC-CAM
10 June 2008 "Legal Discussion: Ieng Thirith's Appeal Against the
Provisional Detention Order" by
Randle DeFalco & Jared L.Watkins
9 June 2008 "The Khmer Rouge Tribunal's Rebirth" by John A.
Hall, Wall Street Journal Asia
9 June 2008 "Tribunal views from Khmer Rouge town"
by Philippa Fogarty, BBC News
8 June 2008 "Starvation Under the Democratic Kampuchea Regime"
by J. Solomon Bashi, DC-Cam
6 June 2008 "Khmer Rouge leader Khieu Samphan out of hospital, back in jail"
by Seth Meixner, The Phnom Penh Post
6 June 2008 "Survivors' participation in Ieng Thirith Pre-Trial Hearing of
the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia May 21st, 2008"
by Savina Sirik
5 June 2008 "Former Khmer Rouge leader discharged from Cambodian hospital"
by DPA
4 June 2008 "Lawyer says former Khmer Rouge leader ailing" by
The Associated Press
3 June 2008 "Artistic Roles in Khmer Rouge Revolution" by
Sok-Kheang Ly, Searching for the Truth Magazine
30
May 2008 "ECCC deputy director to complete mission" by The
Mekong Times
29 May 2008 "Japan can
help Cambodia's
quest for justice" by Sara Colm,
International Herald Tribune
22 May 2008
"Still Awaiting Justice" by Sen. John Kerry
21 May 2008 "Former Khmer Rouge head of state hospitalized as tribunal
hears comrade's appeal" by The Associated Press
21 May 2008 "Former Khmer Rouge minister argues to go free" by
Agence France-Presse
20 May 2008 "Cambodians mark 'Day of Anger'" by Independent
Online
20 May 2008 "Former Khmer Rouge government minister to appeal her detention
by Cambodian tribunal" by The Associated Press
15 May 2008 "'I said to Klaus Barbie: I want people to see your human side'"
by Angelique Chrisafis, The Guardian
12 May 2008 "Extraordinary Chambers" by Chris Tenove, The Walrus
12 May 2008 "Fifteen years of progress" by Aryeh Neier, The
International Herald Tribune
9 May 2008 "High school students finally learn about KR" by The
Mekong Times
8 May 2008 "Award-Winning Journalist Praises Congressional Resolution
Honoring Dith Pran" by Reasey Roch, Voice of America
7 May 2008 "A dream come true: Lightman lights up future for Cambodians"
by Donna Coveney, MIT News
7 May 2008 "Fourth former KRouge arrested in killing of British mine
clearer" by Agence France-Presse
5 May 2008 "Television Journalist and Producer Bill Kurtis Interviews Last
Three Surviving Nuremberg Trial Prosecutors About Cambodia Tribunal Now
Underway" by Cambodia Tribunal Monitor
23 April 2008 "Khmer Rouge leader seeks release" by BBC News
23 April 2008 "Khmer Rouge president readies appeal" by Ker
Munthit, The Associated Press
21 April 2008 "French lawyer in Cambodia to represent ex-Khmer Rouge leader"
by Ker Munthit, The Associated Press
17 April 2008 "Promoting Genocide Education and Reconciliation through Oral
History: the Case of Cham Muslim Youth in Cambodia" by Farina
So, DC-CAM
17 April 2008 "Cambodians ignore anniversary of Khmer Rouge victory"
by The Earth Times
17 April 2008 "Khmer Rouge survivors gather at killing fields" by
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
15 April 2008 "'Long-overdue' justice necessary in Cambodia, says
Secretary-General Ban" by UN News Service
14 April 2008 "Ith Chhun of Phnom Penh before the revolution: Gone but not
forgotten" by Donald Kirk, World Tribune
April 2008 "A Flag with a Tortured Past" by Siegfried Ehrmann
8 April 2008 "Filed complaints bolster Cambodian trials" by
Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
7 April 2008 "Post Nam Cambodian Genocide Just Like U.S. 'Waterboarding'
Today" by Christiane Amanpour
7 April 2008 "Survivor recalls horrors of Cambodia genocide" by
Christiane Amanpour, CNN
6 April 2008 "Cambodia's KRouge genocide inspires first of its kind art
exhibit" by Agence France-Presse
3 March 2008 "Donors must demand reforms before pledging funds"
by Sara Colm
3 April 2008 "Tribunal Trouble" by The Wall Street Journal
3 April 2008 "Australia Funds Cambodian Tribunal" by Sopheng
Cheang, The Associated Press
3 April 2008 "Cambodia says Khmer Rouge court funds "no problem""
by Reuters
31 March 2008 "Cambodia remembers Dith Pran" by Ker Munthit, The
Associated Press
30 March 2008 "'Killing Fields' Journalist Dies" by BBC News
25 March 2008 "Locus Standi For Victims at Khmer Rouge Trials?" by
Andrew Nette, Inter Press Service
24 March 2008 "Cambodian immigrants in the
US, Culture gap, Life in the US, Psychiatric help" by Patricia Wen, Boston
Globe
24 March 2008 "Millions more requested to
fund Khmer Rouge genocide trials" by The Associated Press
20 March 2008 "A
Torturous Road to Nation-Building" by Barbara Crossette
20 March 2008 "Cambodian
tribunal rejects Khmer Rouge official's appeal against detention" by The Associated Press
18 March 2008 "The Platform: Dith Pran, One
of Journalism's Heroes" by Peter Osnos, The Century Foundation
13 March 2008 "Justice, Forgiveness, and the Khmer Rouge Trials" by Sophal Ear, Naval Postgraduate School
4 March 2008 "World of Caring" by Kevin Giles,
Star Tribune
March 2008 "Reflections: Democratic
Kampuchea and Beyond" By Sarah Jones Dickens, DC-CAM
February 2008 "Teaching Genocide in Cambodia: Challenges, Analyses, and
Recommendations" by Khamboly Dy
28 February 2008 "Detained Khmer Rouge prison
chief revisits torture site" by Ker Munthit, The Associated Press
28
February 2008 "Khmer Rouge top interrogator
apologises to regime's victim: witness" by Agence France-Presse
27 February 2008 "Khmer leader leads judges to
killing fields" by Ian MacKinnon, The Guardian
27 February 2008 "Torture victims meet top
Khmer Rouge inquisitor" by Rosalind Ryan, The Guardian
26 February
2008 "Survey
of Cambodian Public Opinion" by International Republican Institute
(IRI)
23
February 2008 "Khmer Rouge prison chief to
take judges on tour of Killing Fields" by Ian MacKinnon, The Guardian
22 February 2008 "Former Khmer Rouge leader to
're-enact' crimes for judges" by Ian MacKinnon, The Guardian
22 February 2008 "Sam Bith, Tied to Cambodia
Tourist Deaths, Dies at 74" by The Associated Press
19 February 2008
"Khmer
Rouge Leader Halts Cambodia Genocide Court Cooperation" by Agence
France-Presse
18 February 2008 "Whose Tribunal Is It Anyway?" by Sebastian Strangio
15 February 2008 "Convicted Khmer Rouge
Commander Dies" by The Associated Press
15 February 2008 "Painter to Meet His Jailer
at Khmer Rouge Trials" by Marwaan Macan-Markar, Inter Press Service
14 February 2008 "Rice says US disappointed by
the pace of change in Cambodia" by The Associated Press
13 February 2008 "Cambodian Genocide Tribunal
to Try up to 8 Defendants, Hire More Staff" by The Associated Press
13 February 2008 "Former Khmer Rouge Chief on
'Silence Strike'" by Cyril Payen, FRANCE 24
11 February 2008 "Kang Khek Leu: 'They all had
to be eliminated'" by Valerio Pellizzari, The Independent
11 February 2008 "Ex K.Rouge official says 'no
choice' to killings: report" by Agence France-Presse
9 February 2008 "Ex-Khmer Rouge Minister Out
of Hospital"
by The Associated Press
7 February 2008 "Victim Participation Project
Visit to Kampot Province" by Andrew Steinman, Neil Pai, and Padraic Glaspy,
DC-Cam
7 February 2008 "Victims Confronts Ex-Khmer
Rouge Leader"
by The Associated Press
7 February 2008 "The ECCC is Processing
Hundreds of Complaints from Khmer Rouge Victims" by The ECCC
5 February 2008 "Justice Delayed: KR Leader
Makes Brief Court Appearance" by Corinne Purtill
4 February 2008 "Khmer Rouge Defendant Taken
to Hospital"
by Ker Munthit, The Associated Press
4 February 2008 "Victims Seek Answers" by Annie Linskey, The
Baltimore Sun
4 February 2008 "Khmer Rouge 'Brother No 2'
in Court" by
Aljazeera.net
3 February 2008 "Ex-Khmer Rouge Leader Ready
for Hearing"
by The Associated Press
2 February 2008 "Ex-Khmer Rouge Leader Ready
for Hearing"
by The Associated Press
1 February 2008 "Delay sought for KRouge
leader's first public court hearing" by Agence France-Presse
1
February 2008 "Cambodia
Bars Dutch Lawyer from Addressing Genocide Tribunal Hearing" by Ker Munthit, The
Associated Press
30 January 2008 "Whether the U.S. government
should provide funds directly to the Extraordinary Chambers in the
Courts of Cambodia" by Youk Chhang
29 January 2008 "Nuon Chea Calls for Judge's
Removal" by
Sok Khemara, Voice of America
28 January 2008 "Remarks at the Opening of
the Third Plenary Session of Judges of the Extraordinary Chambers in the
Courts of Cambodia" by His Excellency Kong Srim, DC-CAM
22 January 2008 "How To Reconcile Punishing
The Khmer Rouge For Crimes Against Humanity With Cambodian Buddhist
Principles"
by Virginia Hancock, DC-CAM
21 January 2008 "Remote Villagers Learn about
ECCC and Participation Rights" by Sok-Kheang Ly, DC-CAM
16 January 2008 "Cambodia
Tribunal Seeks Help of Former Khmer Rouge" by Ker Munthit, The Associated Press
13 January 2008 "Tribunal
Judges Travel to Former Khmer Rouge Stronghold Official" by Agence France-Press
9 January 2008 "Nuon Chea Calls for Judge's
Removal" by
Sok Khemara, Voice of America
2007 "Search for
the Truth"
by Documentation Center of Cambodia
2007 "Imagining
Locally-Motivated Accountability for Mass Atrocities Voices from
Cambodia" by
SUR International Journal on Human Rights
December 2007 "DC-CAM 2007 Annual Report" by DC-CAM
31 December 2007 "Adjusting to
a Cambodia their people once fled" by Troy Graham
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26 December 2007 "Cambodian
Tribunal Needs More Money" by by Ker Munthit, The Associated Press
20 December 2007 "Cambodian
PM says ex-Khmer Rouge officials have comforts in detention" by The
Associated Press
19
December 2007 "World-Wide
Asian-Eurasian Human Rights Forum" by Chea Vannath, World People
One
19 December 2007 "Cambodia Takes U.N. Rights
Gripe to the Top" by Reuters, The Washington Post
17
December 2007 "Nine
Hurt as Cambodian Monk Protest Turns Ugly" by Reuters, The Washington Post
14
December 2007 "Khmer Rouge Leader Appeals
UN Detention"
by Agence France-Presse
7 December 2007 "US
to Consider Funding Cambodian Genocide Tribunal After Problems Cleared
Up" by The
Associated Press
3 December 2007 "Bail Denied in Cambodia War
Crimes Trial"
by The Associated Press
21 November 2007 "Cambodia's Genocide Trial
Gets Under Way" by The Guardian.
21 November 2007 "Sister says Khmer Rouge
interrogator was 'gentle man'" by Ek Madra, Reuters.
21 November 2007 "Releasing Khmer Rouge
torturer could spark pubic outrage" Associated Press, Hindustan Times.
21 November 2007 "Cambodian justice moves
forward,"
The Christian Science Monitor Online.
20 November 2007 "Cambodia genocide tribunal
underway" by
Hugh Riminton, CNN.
20 November 2007 "Cambodia Arrests Former
Khmer Rouge Head of State" by Seth Mydans, New York Times.
20 November 2007 "Khmer Rouge Jailer in
Court's First Public Hearing" Reuters.
20 November 2007 "Khmer Rouge Figure Appears
in Open Court"
by Seth Mydans, New York Times.
13 November 2007 "Couple Who Helped Lead Khmer
Rouge Are Arrested" by Thomas Fuller, New York Times.
8 November 2007 "A Genocide Research Center
in Asia" by
Kok-Thay Eng, Documentation Center of Cambodia.
3 November 2007 "Why a Khmer Rouge Tribunal
Matters to the Cambodian Community: Justice for the Future, Not the
Victims" by
Youk Chhang, Documentation Center of Cambodia.
30 October 2007 "Why Did You Abandon Us?" by Dr. Gregory Stanton.
28 October 2007 "Mercedes Benz Limousine Said
to Belong to Late Cambodian Tyrant Pol Pot for Sale on eBay" The Associated Press.
26 October 2007 "Witness to Khmer Rouge
Brutality to Testify at Trial" by Seth Mydans. International Herald Tribune.
20 September 2007 "Former Khmer Rouge Leader
Arrested" by
Seth Mydans, The New York Times
1 August 2007 "Khmer Rouge Figure Is First
Charged in Atrocities" by Seth Mydans, The New York Times
5 April 2007 "Press Release: Issue at the
Request of the National Judges of the ECCC" The Documentation Center of Cambodia.
5 March 2007 "Human Rights Groups Call for
Khmer Rouge Trial to Follow International Standards" by the Associated Press,
The International Herald Tribune.
26 February 2007 "Cambodian Leader Urges
Preservation of Khmer Rouge Victims' Remains for Trial Evidence" The Associated Press.
25 February 2007 "Rocky Road to Khmer Rouge
Trial" BBC
News.
21 February 2007 "Cambodia's Khmer Rouge
Tribunal Administration Divided Over Corruption Allegations" The Associated Press.
21 February 2007 "Night of the Khmer Rouge:
Genocide and Justice in Cambodia" The Documentation Center of Cambodia and Rutgers
University.
20 February 2007 "Lon Nol Family Back in
Politics"
The Post Publishing Co., Ltd.
19 February 2007 "U.N. Tribunal May Give
Cambodians Justice" The Philadelphia Inquirer.
17 February 2007 "Waiting in Pain for Justice
on Genocide"
The Sydney Morning Herald.
16 February 2007 "A Man Who Knew How Precious
Life and Liberty Are" by Lawrence Reed for the Mackinac Center for Public Policy.
15 February 2007 "Khmer Rouge Tribunal at Risk" Spiegal Online.
13 February 2007 "Nationalism is Obstacle to
Justice for Former Cambodian Leader Nuon Chea" World Politics Watch.
13 February 2007 "Genocide Researchers Get
Khmer Rouge Documents" by Ker Munthit, The Associated Press.
12 February 2007 "Cambodian Genocide
Researchers get Khmer Rouge Documents from Sweden" The Associated Press.
12
February 2007 "Ex-Envoy Remembers Cambodia" by Drew Henning, The Daily
Iowan.
11 February 2007 "Cambodia: Canadian
Prosecutor Faces Special Challenges in Trying to Bring Khmer Rouge to
Justice" by Olivia Ward, The Toronto Star.
9 February 2007 "Lawyers Say Cambodia
Genocide Trials this Year" ABC Radio Australia.
7 February 2007 "Time Running Out for
Cambodia Genocide Trials" Agence France-Presse.
6 February 2007 "Cambodia: Khmer Rouge Prison
Survivor Wins Rights Award" Human Rights Watch.
February 2007 "A Private Solution: The
Possibility of Private Donations to Fund the ECCC" by Alison Kamhi, The
Documentation Center of Cambodia.
30 January 2007 "Gallery Shows 'Victims' of
the Genocide"
by Keil Vyas, The Observer.
29 January 2007 "Khmer Rouge Trial Remains
Stalled, But Agreement Inching Closer" Deutsche Presse-Agentur.
26 January 2007 "ECCC Rules Committee
Releases Draft Internal Rules" The Documentation Center of Cambodia.
25 January 2007 "Former Khmer Rouge
Photographer to Open Museum of His Work" Deutsche Presse-Agentur.
25 January 2007 "Unwieldy Court Further
Complicated Long-Delayed Khmer Rouge Trial" The International Herald Tribune.
25 January 2007 "U.S. Ambassador Praises
Former Khmer Rouge Photographer for Apologizing" The Associated Press.
24 January 2007 "Khmer Rouge Tribunal -
Interview with a Co-Prosecutor" Radio Free Asia.
23 January 2007 "Former Khmer Rouge
Photographer Seeks Redemption through Planned Museum" by the Associated Press,
International Herald Tribune.
23 January 2007 "EU President Urges Cambodia
to Prosecute Khmer Rouge Leaders Soon" The Deutsche Presse-Agentur.
22 January 2007 "Judges Seek Consensus on the
Rules" by
Anne-Laure Poree, The International Justice Tribune.
20 January 2007 "Cham Muslim Leaders Meet
ECCC Co-Prosecutors" by Dacil Q. Keo, The Documentation Center of Cambodia.
19 January 2007 "Anti-Tank Mine Kills 7
Cambodian De-Miners" Reuters.
18 January 2007 "German Development Service
Donates 300,000 Dollars toward Khmer Rouge Trials" The Deutsch Presse-Agentur.
17 January 2007 "Judges Meet to Break Impasse
over Khemer Rouge Tribunal Rules" Agence France-Presse.
8 January 2007 "Photo Stirs up the Past" The Documentation Center
of Cambodia.
7 January 2007 "Cambodia's Ruling Party
Lashes Out at Khmer Rouge Tribunal Critics" Asia Pacific News.
5 January 2007 "Cambodian Prime Minister
Puts His Weight Behind Khmer Rouge Trial" Deutsche Presse-Agentur.
4 January 2007 "The Guardians of Hell" Spiegel Online.
1 January 2007 "Former Khmer Rouge No. 2
Leader Praises, Pities Saddam Hussein" by the Associated Press, The International Herald Tribune.
January 2007 "Cambodia
War Crimes Tribunal Moves Forward" by Anya Palm, The Seoul Times
26 December 2006 "Lao Embassy: The First Soul
Remains after the Khmer Rouge Regime" The Documentation Center of Cambodia.
25 December 2006 "Extraordinary Chambers in
the Court of Cambodia: Independence and Impartiality are Key
Pre-Requisites of any Credible Process" The Cambodian Human Rights Action
Committee.
20 December 2006 "Cambodians Search for
Justice after Pol Pot's Brutal Regime" The Bureau for International Reporting.
19 December 2006 "When Prudishness Costs Lives" The New York Times
Company.
19 December 2006 "Cambodia's Children Learn
about their Parent's Past and the ECCC" by Dacil Q. Keo, The Documentation
Center of Cambodia.
17 December 2006 "The Good Daughter, in a
Brothel" The
New York Times Company.
16 December 2006 "Khmer Rouge Film Reveals
Horrors" BBC
News.
14 December 2006 "Keat Chhon Admits Role in
Pol Pot Regime" by Chun Sakada.
12 December 2006 "European Commission Pledges
AID to Cambodia" in VOA Khmer.
12 December 2006 "A Cambodian Girl's Tragedy:
Being Young and Pretty" by Nicholas D. Kristof, The New York Times.
11 December 2006 "Cambodia's Healing History
Lessons" by
Tibor Krausz, The Christian Science Monitor.
7 December 2006 "Cambodia: More Hurdles for
Khmer Rouge Trials" ABC News.
5 December 2006 "Life Sentence for Killing
Backpackers Upheld against Former Khmer Rouge Commander" The Associated Press.
5 December 2006 "Government Interferes in
Khmer Rouge Tribunal" The Human Rights Watch.
4 December 2006 "Khmer Rouge Leader 'Treated
in Bangkok'"
The Post Publishing Co., Ltd.
28 November 2006 "Khmer Rouge Court Session
Highlights Need for More Active International Engagement" The Open Society Justice
Initiative.
27 November 2006 "Cambodia: Hun Sen's Hand in
Genocide Trial Delays?" by Marwaan Macan-Markar, Inter Press Service.
25 November 2006 "Khmer Rouge Trial Rules
Still Not Set"
The Associated Press.
25 November 2006 "Joint Statement by National
and International Judicial Officers of the ECCC" by Reach Sambath,
Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia.
25 November 2006 "Cambodians Praise Jolie
Museum Visit"
The Post Publishing Company.
24 November 2006 "International Bar
Association Cancels Legal Training for Cambodian Genocide Trial" The Associated Press.
22 November 2006 "Cambodia: Extraordinary
Chambers Must Not Rush to Adopt Flawed Rules" Amnesty International.
20 November 2006 "Officials Mull Khmer Rouge
Trials" BBC
News.
16 November 2006 "Khmer Rouge Trial Enters
Crucial Phase"
Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
16 November 2006 "Confession Summary: Mil
Sovan, Receptionist in the Royal Palace" by Sophary Noy, the
Documentation Center of Cambodia.
15 November 2006 "PILPG Establishes
Relationship with Cambodia Genocide Tribunal" the Public International
Law & Policy Group
14 November 2006 "Witness Protection at Khmer
Rouge Put into Question" by Agence France Presse
13 November 2006 "Forceful Defense Crucial for
Credibility of Cambodia's Genocide Tribunal, Officials Say" by Ker Munthit, The
Associated Press.
6 November 2006 "Memorandum: Prosecuting Nuon
Chea for Khmer Rouge War Crimes" by Kate Hill.
3 November 2006 "ECCC Rules Committee
Releases Draft Internal Rules" the Rules Committee.
1 November 2006 "Cambodia Deetains Six for
Suspected Terrorist Plot," the German Press Agency.
31 October 2006 "For Cham Muslims, Justice
May Not Be a Tribunal" by Erika Kinetz and Prak Chan Thul, The Cambodia Daily.
26 October 2006 "A Friend of the Dead Ready
for a Khmer Rouge Tribunal" by Luke Hunt, World Politics Watch.
26 October 2006 "Official: Former Khmer Rouge
Foreign Minister Not Immune from Prosecution" The Associated Press.
24 October 2006 "Cambodia Gets Development
Loan from China" The Associated Press.
21 October 2006 "Cambodia Commemorates 15th
Anniversary of Paris Peace Accords" Kyodo.
20 October 2006 "Public Forum Highlights Need
for KR Trial Outreach" Phnom Penh Post.
17 October 2006 "Potential Tribunal Witnesses
Fear Testifying" by Erika Kinetz.
12 October 2006 "Khmer Rouge Refugees Seek
Aid" by
Kevin Butler.
10 October 2006 "Cambodia's Black Gold" The Blade.
10 October 2006 "NGO: Khmer Rouge Tribunal
Budget Inadequate" The Cambodia Daily.
6 October 2006 "Prosecutor sees Khmer Rouge
Probe this Year" Reuters.
6 October 2006 "Spokesperson for Ghosts" by A. Lin Neuman.
4 October 2006 "Cambodia: Time for Tangible
Progress Instead of Empty Promises" Human Rights Watch.
2 October 2006 "Grievances Air at Khmer
Rouge Tribunal Forum" by James Welsh and Yun Samean, The Cambodia Daily.
October 2006 "Policies and Practices of
the Past on Trial; Cambodia: Khmer Rouge in Court" by Le Monde Diplomatique.
26 September 2006 "After Weathering Turmoil and
Isolation, Cambodian Museum Rejoins the World" by Jane Perlez, The New
York Times.
18 September 2006 "'Here, We Are All Victims'" by Joel Rubin, The Los
Angeles Times.
18 September 2006 "'I Knew Nothing'" by Stephanie Giry,
Newsweek.
16 September 2006 "Survivor Gently Adds Voices
to Cambodia's Dark Tale" International Herald Tribune.
11 September 2006 "Fear Revisited" by Christine Phelan, the
Lowell Sun.
8 September 2006 "'Devil's Advocate' Pays
Visit to KRT"
by Charles McDermid and Vong Sokheng, the Phnom Penh Post.
6 September 2006 "Vietnam asks for Update on
Khmer Rouge Tribunal Progress" Asia-Pacific News.
4 September 2006 "A Survivor Revisits the
Killing Fields,' by Seth Mydans" The International Herald Tribune.
2 September 2006 "Follow Cambodia in
Collecting Evidences" The Daily Star.
30 August 2006 "27 Years On, Another Khmer
Rouge Tribunal" by Luke Hunt, World Politics Watch.
29 August 2006 "French Lawyer to Defend
Ex-Khmer Rouge Leader," by Puy Kea, Kyodo.
22 August 2006 "Calling on Cambodia's
Sihanouk,"
by Verghese Matthews, The Asia Times.
16 August 2006 "Doubting U.S. Withholds KRT
Funds" by
Charles McDermid, The Phnom Penh Post.
14 August 2006 "Khmer Rouge Leader Nuon Chea
'Very Ill'"
The Post Publishing Public Co., Ltd.
11 August 2006 "Cambodia's "Genocide Trail"
Getting Attention" The Associated Press.
10 August 2006 "Cambodia's Long Wait for
Justice" by
Aljazeere.
4 August 2006 "Proceedings to Open on Aged
Chiefs of Khmer Rouge" The International Herald Tribune.
August 2006 "The Khmer Rouge Tribunal as
an Opportunity for More than Answers" Searching for the Truth.
26 July 2006 "Press Release: Our
Responsibility to Ensure ECCC Success" ADHOC.
26 July 2006 "DC-Cam Training Police in KR
Probe Tactics" by Douglas Gillison and Yun Samean, The Cambodia Daily.
25 July 2006 "Remarks by Ambassador Joseph
A. Mussomeli to the Khmer Rouge Tribunal Tour Participant" by
http://phnompenh.usembassy.gov/july_25_2007.html
24 July 2006 "Grandfather Mok: 'Pol Potism
Par Excellence'" by John Maloy, The Cambodia Daily.
24 July 2006 "Khmer Rouge: Another Butcher
Goes Laughing to the Grave" by James Pringle, The International Herald
Tribune.
24 July 2006 "Ex-Khmer Rouge Chieftain Ta
Mok Laid to Rest in Cambodia" The Associated Press.
23 July 2006 "Khmer Rouge Chieftain's
Death Fuels Worries That Justice May Be Created" by Ker Munthit, The
Associated Press.
22 July 2006 "Tears and Prayers for the
Khmer Rouge 'Butcher'" by Reuters.
20 July 2006 "Cambodia's Former King
Questions Necessity of Khmer Rouge Tribunal" The Associated Press.
20 July 2006 "Former Khmer Rouge military
commander dies," by Ker Munthit, The Associated Press.
19 July 2006 "KR Virtually Absent From
History Curriculum" The Cambodia Daily.
19 July 2006 "Retired King: Cremate Bones
of KR Victims"
The Cambodia Daily.
19 July 2006 "Retired King Prepared To
Testify At KR Tribunal" The Cambodia Daily.
18 July 2006 "Ailing Former Khmer Rouge
Commander's Health Improves" Deutsche Presse-Agentur.
18 July 2006 "Secret Khmer Rouge Records
Detailing Atrocities Given to Genocide Tribunal" The Associated Press.
18 July 2006 "Nearly thirty years after
Cambodia's genocide, those responsible may finally be tried, if they're
not already dead or dying" by Yahoo! Inc.
15 July 2006 "Ta Mok Denied Transfer to
Calmette Hospital" The Cambodia Daily.
14 July 2006 "On the Concern about the
Possible Loss of Potential Witness or Suspect before ECCC" Media Statement.
14 July 2006 "Ex-KR Official: Try All Who
Killed, Or No One" by Thet Sambath and Douglas Gillison, The Cambodia Daily.
13 July 2006 "Ta Mok's Health Became
Seriously Worse Last Night" The Documentation Center of Cambodia.
11 July 2006 "Ex-KR Commander Ta Mok
Diagnosed With TB" by Phann Ana and Adam Piore, The Cambodia Daily.
11 July 2006 "Former Khmer Rouge Leader
Leaves Home Day After Prosecutors Start Genocide Tribunal Work" by Sopheng Cheang, The
Associated Press.
11 July 2006 "Tribunal
Should Investigate the Extensive Wealth of KR Leaders" The Cambodia Daily.
10 July 2006 "Prosecutors open Khmer Rouge
probe"
Agence France Presse.
10 July 2006 "Sihanouk Says He Opposes KR
Tribunal"
The Cambodia Daily.
8-9 July 2006 "KR Defenders Office to Have
Foreign Lawyers" The Cambodia Daily.
8-9 July 2006 "Newspaper and NGO Begin 'Khmer Rouge Watch'" The Cambodia Daily.
7 July 2006 "Khmer Rouge Tribunal
Witnesses 'In Hiding'" ABC News.
6 July 2006 "The Killing Fields" The New York Times.
5 July 2006 "Khmer
Rouge cadre says trials cannot be fair-lawyer" by Ek Madra,
Reuters.
3 July 2006 "Remarks at the Reception
Following the Swearing-In of National and International Judicial
Officers for the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia" by http://www.car.gov.kh/sokan/03july06_khmerrouge_tribunal_en.asp
2 July 2006 "Foreign Judges Arrive in
Cambodia for KR Tribunal" The Documentation Center for Cambodia.
28 June 2006 "Commune Chiefs: Where Was UN
From 1975-1979?" by Prak Chan Thul, The Cambodia Daily.
28 June 2006 "Canadian Takes Key Role in
Cambodia Tribunal" by Lee Berthiaume, Hill Times Publishing, Inc.
28 June 2006 "Lawyer
Says Jailed Ta Mok Is Seriously Ill" The Cambodia Daily.
26 June 2006 "Judgment in Phnom Penh" by James Goldston and Diana
Nay, The Korea Herald.
21 June 2006 "Former Khmer Rouge Health
Minister Dies at Age 86" by Sopheng Cheang, The Documentation Center for
Cambodia.
20 June 2006 "Temples doomed by tourism" The Belfast Telegraph
Independent News and Media.
9 June 2006 "A Summary Report of DC-Cam's
Pilot Investigative Police Training" by Tracy Wood, Eleanor Hutchison, and
Bunsou Sour, The Documentation Center of Cambodia.
2 June 2006 "Khmer Rouge trail" The Asahi Shimbun.
31 May 2006 "Seeking justice for the
killing fields" The International Herald Tribune.
28 May 2006 "Three decades after
genocide, Cambodia moves slowly toward trial" by Craig Simons,
International Staff.
25 May 2006 "Monks Say KR's Victims
Linger at Takeo Pagoda" The Cambodia Daily.
23 May 2006 "Ex-KR Say Judges From CPP
Would Be Biased" by Thet Sambath, The Cambodia Daily.
22 May 2006 "ATTEMPTING
TO HEAL FROM THE KHMER ROUGE, ONE PERSON AT A TIME" by Youk Chhang, The
Cambodia Daily.
22 May 2006 "Cambodia judges' credibility
questioned"
by Ker Munthit, The Associated Press.
21 May 2006 "Cambodian rally calls for
Khmer Rouge trial to begin soon" The Nation.
20 May 2006 "Cambodians mark 'Day of
Anger' to remember victims of Khmer Rouge" The Associated Press.
19 May 2006 "Cambodian judiciary has 'profound' problems: UN" Reuters.
19 May 2006 "Some Say Statute Is Wrong
Symbol for KR Trial" The Cambodia Daily.
18 May 2006 "'Paint Pol Pot or Die,'
Cambodian Artist Told" Radio Free Asia.
11 May 2006 "ECCC Reports Progress; Mum
On Criticism"
by Whitney Kvasager and Prak Chan Thul, The Cambodia Daily.
10 May 2006 "Judges on Khmer Rouge
genocide tribunal" Reuters.
4 May 2006 "Cambodia Diary 3: Why Did
They Kill So Many?" by Dan Southerland, Radio Free Asia.
30 April 2006 "Film brings shame upon Thai
society" The
Nation.
27 April 2006 "Council To Pick Judiciary
For KR Tribunal May 4" by Prak Chan Thul, The Cambodia Daily.
26 April 2006 "Cambodian outrage mounts
over Thai film's disrespect of genocide" The Asia-Pacific News.
23 April 2006 "Cambodian Trial of Former
Khmer Rouge Leaders on Schedule" DPA.
21 April 2006 "Cambodia rejects US request
for troops"
Reuters.
21 April 2006 "Cambodia Diary 2: War 'From
the Other Side'" by Dan Southerland, Radio Free Asia.
20 April 2006 "Rising visits to Pol Pot's
grave sparks debate over making it a tourist site" The China Post.
20 April 2006 "Staring into the Abyss of
History" The
Star-Ledger.
18 April 2006 "Cambodia: 31 Years Since The
Khmer Rouge Took Control On April 17, 1975" by Nusara Thaitawat, The Post
Publishing Public.
18 April 2006 "In Anlong Veng, Prayers for
Pol Pot's Return" by Thet Sambath, The Cambodia Daily.
18 April 2006 "31 Years of Impunity Began" by Meng-try, The Cambodia
Daily.
18 April 2006 "Deep wounds fester from
horror inflicted by the Khmer Rouge" by Yvonne Abraham, The Boston Globe.
17 April 2006 "Cambodians mourn anniversary
of Khmer Rouge victory" the Asia-Pacific News.
16 April 2006 "For one child of survivors,
Cambodian killings resemble Shoah" by Tibor Krausz, JTA.
13 April 2006 "Last chance to try the Khmer
Rouge" The
International Herald Tribune.
12 April 2006 "Cambodia proud to join U.N.
force in Sudan, Hun Sen says" KYODO.
7 April 2006 "Potential KR trial witnesses
visit courtroom" Phnom Penh Post.
4 April 2006 "We Can't Let the Khmer Rouge
Escape" The
Washington Post.
4 April 2006 "Ghosts of a Genocide Past" by Lauren Turnowski,
CityLife.
3 April 2006 "Members of Ex-KR Families
Become Monks"
The Cambodia Daily.
April 2006 "17 April: An Infamous Day in
Cambodian History" The Cambodia Genocide Group.
30 March 2006 "Cambodian PM says U.N. has
no right to lecture him on human rights" The China Post.
29 March 2006 "Peace Corps Volunteers to
Serve in Cambodia for First Time" The Peace Corps.
20 March 2006 "KR's leaders are still
hiding from history" The Cambodia Daily.
17 March 2006 "Pailin Students: KR
Atrocities Just a Myth" The Cambodia Daily.
16 March 2006 "Pailin Students Hear From
Former KR, Survivors" The Cambodia Daily.
14 March 2006 "Remarks by Deputy Director
of ECCC/Coordinator" ECCC.
13 March 2006 "Milosevic Death a Spur for
Khmer Rouge Trials- U.N." Reuters.
10 March 2006 "Cambodia Moves Towards
Openness"
The Washington Post.
10 March 2006 "Cambodia Steps Slowly Toward
a Genocide Trial" The Washington Post.
6 March 2006 "KR Trial Will Redeem Judges:
Spokesman"
by Prak Chan Thul.
5 March 2006 "Why You Should Care About
The Khmer Rouge Tribunal" The Chicago Tribune.
2 March 2006 "For Some KR Victims, Time
Has Run Out"
by Dara P Vanthan, The Cambodia Daily.
March 2006 "The Messengers" Microsoft Encarta Online
Encyclopedia.
March 2006 "Time is running out for
ex-Khmer Rouge leaders' trials, US envoy warns" The Associated Press.
March 2006 "How many Cham killed
important genocide evidence" The Documentation Center of Cambodia
.
16 February 2006 "Now Prozac Battles Dark
Dreams That Khmer Rouge Left" The New York Times.
9 February 2006 "Joint Statement of the
Establishment of the Office Administration of the Extraordinary Chambers
in the Courts of Cambodia" The Office of the Council of Ministers,
Secretariat of the Task Force.
9 February 2006 "Rumors of KR No 2's Death
Greatly Exaggerated" The Cambodia Daily.
6 February 2006 "UN Delegate to KR Trial
Arrives in Cambodia" The Cambodia Daily.
1 February 2006 "For Cambodia, therapy" by Seth Mydans, The
International Herald Tribune.
February 2006 "In The Eyes Of Buddha" by Youk Chhang, The
Magazine of the Documentation Center of Cambodia.
February 2006 "Cambodian genocide survivors
tour courtroom for Khmer Rouge trials" by Ker Munthit, Associated Press Writer.
February 2006 "The Long Road to Justice" The Documentation Center
of Cambodia.
February 2006 "Pol Pot's in-laws face trial" Cambodian Genocide Group.
February 2006 "Project Explores Cambodian
Experience"
Gazettes.com.
February 2006 "The Mil Ethnic Minority
under Democratic Kampuchea" Searching for the Truth.
31 January 2006 "High Time for Justice: The
US and the Khmer Rouge Tribunal" by Craig Etcheson, The Jurist.
30 January 2006 "Haunted by Past Horrors,
Cambodians Speak Out" by Seth Mydans, The New York Times.
28 January 2006 "The victim who survived a
Khmer Rouge prison" Globe and Mail.
27 January 2006 "Thirty years on, the
nightmare of Pol Pot's terror haunts a widow in a Paris suburb" The Guardian.
16 January 2006 "Cambodia prepares Khmer
Rouge trial"
The International Herald Tribune.
11 January 2006 "International Commission of
Jurists Press Release" The International Commission of Jurists.
9 January 2006 "The Unique Way the Khmer
Rouge Used Language and its Challenges for Translators" ECCC Response Team
.
4 January 2006 "Cambodia widens crackdown on
rights activists" Reuters.
2006 "Khmer Genocide Survivor
Can't Get on With His Life" by Antonio Graceffo, World Institute for Asian
Studies.
2006 "Khmer king's brother opposes
tribunal"
The Post Publishing Public Co., Ltd.
2006 "The Red Sense, Film Calls
for Forgiveness in the Wake of the Khmer Rouge Genocide" by Antonio Graceffo,
Condesa, Inc.
2006 "The Stare" by Rutgers Magazine
28 December 2005 "Tuol Sleng Director: Museum
Won't Be Privatized" The Cambodia Daily.
24 December 2005 "Justice Past Due in Cambodia" by Nathaniel Myers, The
Washington Post.
20 December 2005 "Soldiers Make Way for KR
Tribunal Task Force" The Cambodia Daily.
19 December 2005 "'Killing Fields' cast dark
shadow over return to Cambodia" by R.L. Schreadley, The New York Times
.
15 December 2005 "McCollum Remembers the
Victims of the Cambodian Genocide" by Congresswoman Betty McCollum
.
12 December 2005 "No More Tribunal Aid Soon,
Say Canada, Germany" The Cambodia Daily.
25 November 2005 "Chief, Potential Judges
Named For KR Tribunal" by Samantha Melamed and Thet Sambath, The Cambodia Daily
10 November 2005 "Introduction to the Khmer
Rouge Tribunal" by Janet Lee and Karen Yookyung Choi, DC-Cam.
7 November 2005 "Progress Being Made in KR
Tribunal Hiring" The Cambodia Daily.
5 November 2005 "Thirty years after the
killing fields, Pol Pot's deputy is brought to justice" The Daily Telegraph
(London).
25
October 2005 "UN Seeks Khmer Rouge Tribunal Spokesperson" The Cambodia
Daily.
17 October 2005 "Government is Doing Its Part
For KR Tribunal" The Cambodia Daily
.
7 October 2005 "India pledges $1 mn for
Khmer Rouge trial" Agence France Presse.
30 September 2005 "Cambodia's Forgotten Ex-king" The Associated Press.
30 September 2005 "Pol Pot menu too much to
swallow in Cambodia" Reuters.
26 September 2005 "Former Khmer Rouge Official
Says Cambodia Trials a Waste of Money" The Taipei Times.
14 September 2005 "No Date Set for Arrival of
Top KR Trial Official" by Lee Berthiaume, The Cambodia Daily
.
5 September 2005 "Communist Genocide In
Cambodia" by
Kamal Sarup, the Global Politician
3 September 2005 "Samdech Euv's [The Former
King]'s Open Letter Denies His Role With The Khmer Rouge" by Rasmei Kampuchea
translated by Cambodian Press Headlines
.
2 September 2005 "KR Trial Judges, Prosecutors
To Earn $65,000" by Lee Berthiaume, The Cambodia Daily
28 August 2005 "Minor Characters" The New York Times.
25 August 2005 "Hun Sen pushing for Khmer
Rouge trial"
by Ambassador Ung Sean, The Bangkok Post.
22 August 2005 "Khmer tribunal stalled again" The Bangkok Post.
19 August 2005 "'Iron fist' Court Reform
Seizes One of Its Own" by Lee Berthiaume and Park Chan Thul, The Cambodia Daily.
15 August 2005 "Cambodian Prime Minister
Warns No Khmer Rouge Tribunal Without More Aid" by Kate Woodsome.
12 August 2005 "KR Trial Project Unearths
Haunting Memories" The Cambodia Daily.
10 August 2005 "Cambodia: Sentencing
of parliamentarian reflects continuing flaws in the judicial system" Amnesty International.
8 August 2005 "Left-Wing Monster: Pol Pot" FrontPageMagazine.com.
8 August 2005 "Trainees To Spread Word
About KR Tribunal" The Cambodia Daily.
3 August 2005 "UN Requests Court Officials
For KR Trial"
The Cambodia Daily.
3
August 2005 "High rates of mental illness
are shown by immigrants to the U.S. long after their arrival" by Alex Raksin, The Los
Angeles Times.
2 August 2005 "Khmer Rouge's horrors linger" by Kevin Butler, Long
Beach News.
2 August 2005 "PTSD, Depression Epidemic
Among Cambodian Immigrants" NIH.gov Science News.
2 August 2005 "Rights groups condemn
convictions in Cambodian union leader's murder" The Associated Press.
30 July 2005 "The Cadre In Their Midst" The Cambodia Daily.
20 July 2005 "UN Approves Locations for KR
Tribunal"
The Cambodia Daily.
29 July 2005 "Future of Japanese Legal Aid
Group Unclear" by Lee Berthiaume, The Cambodia Daily.
27 July 2005 "Bar Association Head
Reinstated Amid Conflict" by Phann Ana, The Cambodia Daily.
26 July 2005 "Britain Vows $2.6 Million
For KR Trial"
by William Shaw, The Cambodia Daily.
20 July 2005 "Hun Sen Says KR Fueled by
Class Warfare"
by Pin Sisovann and Michael Cowden, The Cambodia Daily.
19 July 2005 "Khmer Rouge tribunal needs
more than money" The Bangkok Post.
19 July 2005 "Inaccurate Article on Khmer
Rouge Tribunal" by Nathaniel Myers and Sean Visoth, The Bangkok Post.
15 July 2005 "Lack of Cash, Coordinators
Stalls KR Trial" The Cambodia Daily.
4 July 2005 "Legal Body's Leader Fears
'Law of the Jungle'" The Cambodia Daily.
15 June 2005 "Pol Pot 'brother' denies
genocide"
ITN.
9 June 2005 "PM Rejects Fund Raising For
KR Trial"
The Cambodia Daily.
3 June 2005 "Cambodia Documentary
[Review]" by
R. Arant, S21
The Khmer Rouge Killing Machine.
31 May 2005 "Sok An Pleads To Diplomats
For KRT Funds"
The Cambodia Daily.
11 May 2005 "NGOs Shouldn't Object to
Party Affiliation of Trial Judges" The Cambodia Daily.
7 May 2005 "Searching For Answers" The Cambodia Daily.
21 April 2005 "Governments pledge $38.48
million for Khmer Rouge trials in Cambodia" by The Pledging Conference for UN in
Assistance to Khmer Rouge Trials.
28 March 2005 "Gov't Slashes KR Tribunal
Contribution"
by Lor Chandara and Ian Neubauer, The Cambodia Daily.
20 March 2005 "Skulls Haunt Cambodia,
Demanding Belated Justice" The New York Times.
3 March 2005 "Observers warn of an
Extended KR Tribunal" The Cambodia Daily.
3 March 2005 "Rights groups urge
protection for witnesses, victims in Khmer Rouge trial" Agence-France Presse.
27 February 2005 "'Pol Pot': The Killer's
Smile" The
New York Times.
25 February 2005 "Pol Pot: The History of a
Nightmare"
by Ben Kiernan, Times Higher Education Supplement.
21 February 2005 "Ex-KR Leader Flees to
Jungle, Eludes Capture" by PIN Sisovann, The Cambodia Daily.
7 February 2005 "Former Khmer Rouge torturer
recovering from surgery" by Youk Chhang, The Documentation Center of
Cambodia.
6 February 2005 "Duch Undergoes Operation
Under Heavy Guard" by Lor Chandara, The Cambodia Daily.
3 February 2005 "Rasmei Kampuchea" The Cambodian Press
Headlines.
31 January 2005 "The members of the European
Union fear the Khmer Rouge leaders will be killed before they are tried" by Moneaksekar Khmer.
25 January 2005 "Retired King Says Tribunal A
'Hypocrisy'"
The Cambodia Daily.
24
January 2005 "Japan May Give Half of KR
Tribunal Funds" by Yvonne Lee and Thet Sambath, The Cambodia Daily.
24
January 2005 "King Decries Lack of
Punishment for Ex-KR" by Wendy Leung, The Cambodia Daily.
20 January 2005 "Legal Expert Calls for
Interrogation of Duch Thet Sambath and Lee Berthiaume" The Cambodia Daily.
17
December 2004 "France pledges judges and
more funds for Khmer Rouge tribunal" The Associated Press.
15 December 2004 "Cambodia seeks more funds
from Japan for Khmer Rouge trial" Kyodo News Service.
17 November 2004 "The Khmer Rouge Trials: Are
They Worth It and for Whom?" Public Discussion Held in Phnom Penh.
14 October 2004 "Cambodia tribunal may pave
way for judicial reform" The Christian Science Monitor.
6 October 2004 "Cambodian Association to
Dedicate U.S. Killing Fields Memorial Museum" The Cambodian
Association of Illinois.
6 October 2004 "Deputy PM: KR Trial Will
Start in 2005"
The Cambodia Daily.
6 October 2004 "Former KR Have Mixed
Reactions to Tribunal" The Cambodia Daily.
5 October 2004 "Cambodia's legislature bars
government from pardoning Khmer Rouge" by Ker Munthit, The Associated Press.
5 October 2004 "Lawmakers in Cambodia Vote
to Try Khmer Rouge" The New York Times.
4 October 2004 "Cambodian national assembly
ratifies law on Khmer Rouge tribunal" Agence France-Press.
4 October 2004 "Cambodia Assembly Ratifies
Khmer Rouge Trial Pact" by Ek Madra, Reuters.
2 October 2004 "U.N. tells Cambodia to seek
funds to try Khmer Rouge" Reuters.
1 October 2004 "Khmer Rouge trial pact to be
ratified next week, says parliament chief" ABC Radio Australia News.
25 August 2004 "Cambodia swings slowly
toward justice" The International Herald Tribune.
7 August 2004 "Cambodian gov't to hurry
Khmer Rouge Trial" The China Post.
5 August 2004 "Cambodia's Muslims told to
seek justice for those killed by Khmer Rouge" by Ker Munthit.
30 July 2004 "Cambodia Needs Closure:
Khmer Rouge still should face justice" Dallas News.com.
26 June 2004 "Cambodia to get national
government after 11 month deadlock" Asia-AFP.
5 May 2004 "Khmer Rouge Trials Stalled
by Political Deadlock" by Alan Sipress, Washington Post Foreign Service.
25
March 2004 "H. CON. RES. 399" 108th Congress 2nd
Session.
8 January 2004 "25 Years Later, Cambodia
Proposes Trials of Khmer Leaders" by James Brooke, The New York Times.
7 January 2004 "In Cambodia, an Anniversary
Renews Call for Genocide Trials" by James Brooke, The New York Times.
3 July 2003 "Khieu Ponnary, 83, First
Wife of Pol Pot, Cambodian Despot, Dies" by Elizabeth Becker, The New York Times.
25 August 2003 "Horror at plans for 'mass
murder tourism'" The Telegraph Network.
25 August 2003 "Children Scavenge a Life, of
Sorts, at Asian Dump" by David Barboza, The New York Times.
26 May 2003 "Matter-of-fact documentary
drives home horrors of Khmer Rouge killings" The Agence-France Presse.
16 May 2003 "US Assails Timing of Talks
for KR Tribunal" The Cambodia Daily.
9 May 2003 "Amnesty's KR trial stand
opposed" by
Bill Bainbridge, Phnom Penh Post.
3 May 2003 "Cambodia: Voluntary Funds
For Khmer Rouge Trials" by Reuters.
29 April 2003 "United Nations Resolution" The United Nations.
25 April 2003 "Kingdom of Cambodia: Amnesty
International's Position and Concerns Regarding the Proposed 'Khmer
Rouge' Tribunal" Amnesty International.
20 April 2003 "'The Gate': The
Executioner's Soft Side" by Richard Eder, The New York Times.
18 April 2003 "Justice in Cambodia" The New York Times.
16 April 2003 "Flawed Khmer Rouge Trial
Better Than None" by Seth Mydans, The New York Times.
21 March 2003 "Cambodia: Amnesty
International's preliminary views and concerns about the draft agreement
for the establishment of a Khmer Rouge special tribunal" Amnesty International.
18
March 2003 "Cambodia: Draft agreed for
KR genocide tribunal" The Bangkok Post.
18 March 2003 "Pact Raises hopes in
Cambodia for Khmer Rouge Trials" The Washington Post Foreign Service.
18 March 2003 "U.N. and Cambodia Reach an
Accord for Khmer Rouge Trial" The New York Times.
18 March 2003 "'Time is of essence' in
setting up court for Khmer Rouge crimes- UN official" UN News Centre.
17 March 2003 "Draft Agreement between the
United Nations and the Royal Government of Cambodia" The Untied Nations.
19 February 2003 "Khmer Rouge: 'Last chance'
for justice"
Asia Times Online.
18 February 2003 "For Torture Camp Survivor,
Time is Scarce" The Washington Post
12 February 2003 "Cambodia keeps lid on dark
past" by
Simon Montlake, The Christian Science Monitor.
26 January 2003 "An Uneasy Resting Place" The New York Times.
29 March "Khmer Rouge Tribunal
Agreement in Peril" New York Times Online News Report.
29 March "Khmer Rouge tribunal funding
to be met, says top Cambodia adviser" Agence France Presse.
27 December 2002 "Khmer Rouge Leader is
Sentenced to Life" Reuters.
21 December 2002 "Justice for Cambodia" The New York Times.
15 September 2002 "Researchers Put Together
Story of the Khmer Rouge" by Seth Mydans, The New York Times.
8 January 2001 "Cambodians
Chart the Khmer Rouge Paper Trail" The Washington Post
Foreign Service.
5 January 2001 "Bringing
Justice Home" The Washington Post.
2 January 2001 "Cambodia to Try Khmer Rouge
Leaders" by
Chea Sotheacheath, The Associated Press.
22 February 1992 "The
Cambodian Genocide and International Law" Genocide and
Democracy in Cambodia.
September - October 1987 "Quest for Justice" by Brian D. Shaw, The Washington
& Lee Alumni Magazine.
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