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Monthly Archive: June 2016

    • in Highlights · Trial Observer
    • — 22 Jun, 2016

    ‘Mr. Witness, this is not S-21’ – Testimony of Duch, Day 10

    Co-Counsel for the Defense of Khieu Samphan Anta Guissé navigated through crucial subjects with witness Kaing Guek Eav, alias Duch,[…]

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    Ex-investigator at KRT defends long process – The Phnom Penh Post
    • in Articles · News
    • — 22 Jun, 2016

    Ex-investigator at KRT defends long process – The Phnom Penh Post

    Erin Handley | The Phnom Penh Post

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    • in Highlights · Trial Observer
    • — 21 Jun, 2016

    Vietnamese Party Supported Rebellion Against Pol Pot, Duch Says

    Former head of S-21 prison Kaing Guek Eav, alias Duch, delved into foreign politics under the lead of Co-Counsel for[…]

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    A Decade Later, Khmer Rouge Tribunal Leaving a Mixed Legacy – VOA Cambodia
    • in News · Opinion Editorials
    • — 21 Jun, 2016

    A Decade Later, Khmer Rouge Tribunal Leaving a Mixed Legacy – VOA Cambodia

    Aun Chhengpor | VOA Cambodia

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    • in Highlights · Trial Observer
    • — 20 Jun, 2016

    Brothers Were Watched, Duch Says: Mistrust in the Higher Spheres

    On Day 9 of his testimony, Kaing Guek Eav, alias Duch, was cross-examined by the Defense for Nuon Chea. The[…]

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    Did the Khmer Rouge regime commit genocide? – Southeast Asia Globe
    • in News · Opinion Editorials
    • — 20 Jun, 2016

    Did the Khmer Rouge regime commit genocide? – Southeast Asia Globe

    George Wright | Southeast Asia Globe

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  • Factions or Fiction? – The Cambodia Daily
    • in Articles · News
    • — 18 Jun, 2016

    Factions or Fiction? – The Cambodia Daily

    George Wright | The Cambodia Daily

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    • in Highlights · Trial Observer
    • — 16 Jun, 2016

    Propaganda, Torture and French Colonial Heritage: Looking into the Methods of the Khmer Rouge

    The witness, the Judge, and the Counsels gave an abundance of information about a wide range of issues, as the[…]

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    • in Highlights · Trial Observer
    • — 15 Jun, 2016

    Khmer Rouge ‘Internal Purges’ and Incriminations

    Since his testimony started, former leader of S-21 Duch has incriminated Nuon Chea as well as Khieu Samphan in activities[…]

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    NUON Chea’s Second Witness Request for the Case 002/02 Security Centres and “Internal Purges” Segment (Leadership) – ECCC
    • in ECCC Reports · News
    • — 15 Jun, 2016

    NUON Chea’s Second Witness Request for the Case 002/02 Security Centres and “Internal Purges” Segment (Leadership) – ECCC

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    • in Highlights · Trial Observer
    • — 14 Jun, 2016

    ‘You Murderer!’ – Duch Tells About Arrests Within the Party

    Kaing Guek Eav, alias Duch, went through another intense day of questioning. The witness was reminded a couple of times[…]

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    Radio programme “Women in the Khmer Rouge regime” resumes – ECCC
    • in ECCC Reports · News
    • — 14 Jun, 2016

    Radio programme “Women in the Khmer Rouge regime” resumes – ECCC

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