Trial of Khmer Rouge prison chief in
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Associated Press Co - prosecutor William said that Kaing
Guek Eve, also known as Duch (pronounced DOIK), spread terror across Cambodia (Read More )
The Khmer Rouge jailer known as Comrade Duch speaks in court in Phnom Penh, Cambodia (Mark Peters/AFP/Getty Images 2009)
Portraits of Khmer Rouge victims at Toul Sleng genocide museum in Phnom Penh April 3, 2008. REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea
Updates
16 February 2010 "Release sought for Ieng Thirith, " by James
O'Toole, The Phnom Penh Post
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
10 February 2010 "Victims to play simpler role at KRT ," by
James O'Toole, The Phnom Penh
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, The Phnom
Penh
1 February 2010 "Tribunal Undecided on Use of New Film ," by Sok
Khemara, VOA News
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
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
7 January
2010 "Cambodia
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
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
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 28 May 2009 "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
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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 FRANÇOIS 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
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 " 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 ," by Bernard Hibbitts, Jurist 10 December 2008 "Cambodia 10 December 2008 "Khmer Rouge Genocide Tribunal Stumbles as French Defense Lawyer Demands New Translation ," by Claire 10 December 2008 "Cambodia 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 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 1 December 2008 "'Killing fields' survivor documents Cambodian genocide ," by CNN News 1 December 2008 "Joint Criminal Enterprise ," by John Ciorciari, DC-CAM 30 November 2008 "U.S. Deportee Brings Street Dance to Street Boys of Cambodia 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
17 November 2008 "Swede apologizes for sympathizing with Khmer Rouge " by The Associated PressThe end of an NGO era in Cambodia " by Craig Guthrie, Asia Times Leaders Reflect on Top Cop " by Kay Kimsong, The Phnom Penh Post 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 Cambodia 27 October 2008 "KR forum elicits a different view in the country's west " by Elena Lesley, The Phnom Penh Post Maoist Bastion Gets Lessons in Market Economics " by Andrew Nette, IPSCourt 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 Australia Legal Justice Lessens Anger of Villagers " by Kalyanee Mam, International Justice17 October 2008 "KR history to be taught in schools by year's end " by May Titthara, The Phnom Penh Post 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 Thai and Cambodia " by Richard Lloyd Parry, The Times4 Convicted in 1996 Killings " by Seth Mydans, The New York Times Ruling Friday on Ieng Sary's detention " by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post15 October 2008 "Delayed and Denied " by The Economist Former Khmer Rouge leader withdraws appeal against detention " by Zee News 9 October 2008 "Cambodia A Kmer Rouge Cadre: Do Not Want Gratitude " by Vannak Sok , DC -CAM New Khmer Rouge Tribunal Report Finds Need to Address Corruption Allegations " by Justice InitiativeAnne Frank diary resonates with Cambodians " by Tibor Krausz, The Jewish JournalVerdict next week in 1996 deminer killings " by Vong Sokheng and Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post An Assessment of the ECCC Order on Translation Rights and Obligations " by Sadie Blanchard, DC-CAMEx-Khmer Rouge soldiers tried for murder of Briton " by The Associated Press KRT detainees' families seek access for religious holidays " by Thet Sambath and Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post 2 October 2008 "Cambodia 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. 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 Accuracy is of the essence for new Khmer Rouge dictionary " by Henri Locard, The Phnom Penh Post Cambodian court ends prisoner segregation " by Australian Broadcast Corporation
29 September 2008 "Dispatches: Anlong Veng " by Elena Lesley, Granta Magazine Cambodia 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 Detention extended for KRouge official facing trial: officials " by Agence France-Presse KRT causing massive brain drain " by Cheang Sokha and Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post 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 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 A checkered history of support for the KRT from civil society " by Allen Myers, The Phnom Penh PostU.S. Govt to review future KRT graft complaints in secret " by Georgia Wilkins and Vong Sokheng, The Phnom Penh Post 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 Analysis of the ECCC Closing Order Indicting Kaing Guek Eav (Duch) " by Margarita Clarens, Duke University School of LawVictims in emotional, legal limbo over participation at the KR Trial " by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post Drive to educate kids about KRT continues " by Vong Sokheng, The Phnom Penh 10 September 2008 "Documentation Center K Rouge Tribunal’s UN Funds to Be Exhausted " by Koeut Samrach, Khmer Rouge Trial Portal (KRT) 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 ECCC 4th Plenary Session Concludes " by DC-CAM
Updates 3 September 2008 "Victim of Khmer Rouge sexual abuse seeks justice " by The Associated Press KRouge transgendered survivor seeks justice in war crimes trial " by Agence France-Presse Cambodia KR tribunal officials deny graft claims exist, despite judges' concern " by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post Canada KRT roadshow makes the rounds " by Camilla Bjerrekaer and Thomas Gam Nielsen, The Phnom Penh Post KRT judges urge action on graft " by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh Post1 September 2008 "Cambodia
Cambodian tribunal worries about corruption " by The Associated Press1 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 Pol Pot Victims From Killing Fields Plan Resorts by Angkor Wat " by Yoolim Lee and Netty Ismail, Bloomberg Documents: 177 people were released from Khmer Rouge torture centre " by DPA Lake filling must not lead to forced evictions 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 Tribunal Kickbacks Still a Hurdle for US " by Sok Khemara, VOA Khmer US to provide funding for Cambodia " by Joe Shaulis, JuristPre-War Khmer Music Making a Comback " by Andrew Nette, IPS News14 August 2008 "KRouge trial not hurt by funding " by Georgia Wilkins, The Phnom Penh US Genocide court indicts Khmer Rouge jailer " by Raphael Minder, The Financial Times Chief of personnel removed from KRouge court " by Macau Daily Times Japanese funds to tide over Khmer Rouge trial " by DPAKRT appoints new chief of troubled personnel department " Craig Guthrie, The Mekong TimesCambodian tribunal indicts Khmer Rouge jailer " by The Associated Press10 August 2008 "Ailing Khmer Rouge leader leaves hospital: court " by Agence France-Presse Resignation of defense section chief not to delay KRT " by The Mekong TimesCambodian Court Fights Time in Trying Aging Khmer Rouge Leaders " by Daniel Ten Kate, BloombergCambodian genocide tribunal faces allegations " by Ker Munthit, The Associated Press5 August 2008 "De Facto Segregation of Provisional Detainees at the ECCC " by Annie Gell, DC CAM 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 A gentlemanly invasion " by James Pringle, International Herald TribuneJudges 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 Cambodian leader is expected to win election " by Seth Mydans, The International Herald TribuneCambodian parties make final push for votes " by Agence France-PresseThe Rule of Murderers and Thieves " by Eric Pape, Newsweek24 July 2008 "Cambodia's PM takes credit for Khmer Rouge trials in polls " by Rene Slama, Agence France-Presse Strong economy boosts Cambodia's ruling party ahead of polls " by Agence France-Presse21 July 2008 "Lawyer Agrees to Defend Khieu Samphan 21 July 2008 "Thai-Cambodian Temple Standoff Continues " by Seth Mydans, The New York Times Prosecutors complete submissions for Duch case " by The Post18 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
A Tribunal Worth Paying For " by John A. Hall, Wall Street Journal Asia14 July 2008 "ECCC File Civil Participation " by ECCC 12 July 2008 "Khmer Rouge Minister Denied Bail " by Komfie Manalo, AHN Germany pledges US$2.4 million for cash-strapped Cambodian genocide tribunal " by The Associated PressFormer Khmer Rouge leader healthy enough to stay in jail: officials " by The Associated PressEx-Khmer Rouge leader's health OK " by Ker Munthit, The Associated PressEx-Khmer Rouge minister loses appeal " by The Associated Press9 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 'Killing Fields' Trials Set to Roll " by Andrew Nette, IPS-Inter Press ServiceEast Germany’s Legal Advisor to the 1979 Tribunal in Cambodia " by Howard J. De Nike, J.D., Ph.D., DC-CAMKhmer Rouge court to give bail decision for Pol Pit’s sister-in-law " by M&CLawyers claim jail could kill former KRouge minister " by Agence France-PresseCivil 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-CAMPardon from 1996 absolves Khmer Rouge suspect, lawyers argue " by CBC NewsFormer KRouge minister claims royal amnesty " by Agence France-Presse2 July 2008 "'Double jeopardy' claimed in case of ex-Khmer aide " by Ker Munthit, The Associated Press Lawyers claim Ieng Sary 'Agent of Peace' " by Cat Barton and Cheang Sokha, The Phnom Penh PostFormer Khmer Rouge appeals detention " by Ker Munthit, The Associated PressNational Lawyer for Khieu Samphan resigns " by Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of CambodiaKhmer Rouge minister seeks bail in crimes against humanity trial " by Kevin Doyle, TelegraphTop Khmer Rouge Diplomat Faces Genocide Court " by Agence France-Presse30 June 2008 "Khmer Rouge trial: Plea to 'release' former Pol Pot minister " by Ian MacKinnon, The Guardian Top Khmer Rouge diplomat in court " by BBC NewsFormer Khmer Rouge foreign minister to appeal pretrial detention " by The Associated PressThe Price of Justice " by The Wall Street JournalCambodia genocide tribunal running out of money " by Paul Watson, LA Times24 June 2008 "Cambodia's "Killing Fields" court trims budget " by Reuters Cambodian Khmer Rouge trial still US$43.8m short: officials " by Agence France-PresseCambodian activists plea for more K.Rouge trial funding " Agence France-PressePol Pot Radio Broadcasts " by Australian Broadcasting CorporationCambodia’s genocide tribunal to get more Japan funding " by Australian Broadcasting Corporation18 June 2008 "UN Prosecutor: 'Cambodia Genocide Trial Needs Proof' " by Digital Journal KR radio evidence comes home from UK " by Craig Guthrie, Mekong Times17 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 Khmer Rouge Tribunal to announce new budget plan today " by Neth Pheaktra, The Mekong Times16 June 2008 "Khmer Rouge Victims Get Chance for Revenge at Trials " by Seth Mydans, International Herald Tribune A Revolutionary Woman " by Bunthom Som, Searching for the Truth Magazine
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 9 June 2008 " Tribunal views from Khmer Rouge town " by Philippa Fogarty, BBC News 8 June 2008 " Starvation Under the Democratic Kampuchea Khmer Rouge leader Khieu Samphan out of hospital, back in jail 6 June 2008 "Survivors’ participation in Ieng Thirith Pre-Trial Hearing of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia May 21st, 2008 5 June 2008 "Former Khmer Rouge leader discharged from Cambodian hospital Lawyer says former Khmer Rouge leader ailing 3 June 2008 "Artistic Roles in Khmer Rouge Revolution Searching for the Truth Magazine ECCC deputy director to complete mission 29 May 2008 " Japan can help Cambodia " by Sara Colm, International Herald Tribune Still Awaiting Justice Former Khmer Rouge head of state hospitalized as tribunal hears comrade's appeal Former Khmer Rouge minister argues to go free Cambodians mark 'Day of Anger' Former Khmer Rouge government minister to appeal her detention by Cambodian tribunal 'I said to Klaus Barbie: I want people to see your human side' Extraordinary Chambers 12 May 2008 "Fifteen years of progress High school students finally learn about KR Award-Winning Journalist Praises Congressional Resolution Honoring Dith Pran 7 May 2008 "A dream come true: Lightman lights up future for Cambodians Fourth former KRouge arrested in killing of British mine clearer Television Journalist and Producer Bill Kurtis Interviews Last Three Surviving Nuremberg Trial Prosecutors About Cambodia Tribunal Now Underway Khmer Rouge leader seeks release Khmer Rouge president readies appeal French lawyer in Cambodia to represent ex-Khmer Rouge leader Promoting Genocide Education and Reconciliation through Oral History: the Case of Cham Muslim Youth in Cambodia Cambodians ignore anniversary of Khmer Rouge victory Khmer Rouge survivors gather at killing fields Long-overdue' justice necessary in Cambodia, says Secretary-General Ban 14 April 2008 "Ith Chhun of Phnom Penh before the revolution: Gone but not forgotten A Flag with a Tortured Past Filed complaints bolster Cambodian trials 7 April 2008 "Post Nam Cambodian Genocide Just Like U.S. 'Waterboarding' Today Survivor recalls horrors of Cambodia genocide Cambodia’s KRouge genocide inspires first of its kind art exhibit Donors must demand reforms before pledging funds Tribunal Trouble 3 April 2008 "Australia Funds Cambodian Tribunal Cambodia says Khmer Rouge court funds "no problem" Cambodia remembers Dith Pran 30 March 2008 "'Killing Fields' Journalist Dies Locus Standi For Victims at Khmer Rouge Trials? 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 Reflections: Democratic Kampuchea and Beyond " By Sarah Jones Dickens, DC-CAM February 2008 " Teaching Genocide in Cambodia: Challenges, Analyses, and Recommendations " by Khamboly Dy 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 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 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
Updates
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 Khmer Rouge Leader Appeals UN Detention " by Agence France-Presse 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
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