FACING JUSTICE, WEEK 19 (7 – 10 May 2012)

This is the 19th ‘Facing Justice’ program, a series of weekly TV reports (English subtitles) about ‘Case 002′, the current trial of former Khmer Rouge senior leaders.

Nuon Chea (‘Brother Number Two’), Khieu Samphan (Head of State) and Ieng Sary (Foreign Minister) are accused of atrocious crimes including Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes. Continue Reading »

FACING JUSTICE, WEEK 18 (30 April – 3 May 2012)

This is the 18th ‘Facing Justice’ program, a series of weekly TV reports (English subtitles) about ‘Case 002′, the current trial of former Khmer Rouge senior leaders.

Nuon Chea (‘Brother Number Two’), Khieu Samphan (Head of State) and Ieng Sary (Foreign Minister) are accused of atrocious crimes including Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes. Continue Reading »

FACING JUSTICE, WEEK 17 (23 – 27 April 2012)

This is the 17th ‘Facing Justice’ program, a series of weekly TV reports (English subtitles) about ‘Case 002′, the current trial of former Khmer Rouge senior leaders.

Nuon Chea (‘Brother Number Two’), Khieu Samphan (Head of State) and Ieng Sary (Foreign Minister) are accused of atrocious crimes including Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes. Continue Reading »

Summary of KRT Trial Monitor Issue No. 20 – Hearing on Evidence Week 15 (23-26 April 2012)

KRT Monitor Report, Case 002, Issue 19.  This week, the Trial Chamber heard the testimony of Mr. Saloth Ban, former Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) of Democratic Kampuchea. The OCP, Civil Party Lawyers, the Chamber, and the Ieng Sary Defense questioned the Witness. Continue Reading »

FACING JUSTICE, WEEK 16 (17 – 20 April 2012)

This is the 16th ‘Facing Justice’ program, a series of weekly TV reports (English subtitles) about ‘Case 002′, the current trial of former Khmer Rouge senior leaders.

Nuon Chea (‘Brother Number Two’), Khieu Samphan (Head of State) and Ieng Sary (Foreign Minister) are accused of atrocious crimes including Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes. Continue Reading »