Tuol Sleng torture survivor starts group for Khmer Rouge victims
CHUM Mey, a 79-year-old who is among the few known living survivors of Tuol Sleng prison, has established a new organisation to support victims of the Khmer Rouge. The former mechanic testified in June as a civil party in the Khmer Rouge tribunal’s first case, that of Tuol Sleng prison chief Kaing Guek Eav. On Wednesday, he received official permission from the Ministry of Interior to establish his group ...
- Civil party reforms at KRT (29-01-2010 The Phnom Penh Post)
- KR Tribunal: Civil party increase for Case No 2 (8-01-2010 The Phnom Penh Post)
- Chea Sim warns KRT against 'ill intentions' (8-01-2010 The Phnom Penh Post)
- Govt marks liberation from KR (8-01-2010 The Phnom Penh Post)
- Interview between Neth Pheaktra and Samdech Hun Sen on the Khmer Rouge Trials. (24-06-2008: The Mekong Times Daily)
- The last road volume 6 (20-06-2008: Women's Media Center of Cambodia)
- The last road volume 5 (20-06-2008: Women's Media Center of Cambodia)
- The last road volume 4 (20-06-2008: Women's Media Center of Cambodia)
- The last road volume 3 (20-06-2008: Women's Media Center of Cambodia)
News Summary for September 2009
The ECCC Should Address Starvation to Fulfill its Mandate
- Constant hunger was perhaps the most universal form of suffering endured by Cambodians during the period of Democratic Kampuchea (DK) from 1975-1979. The Khmer Rouge (KR) regime forced all Cambodians to eat communally and outlawed eating privately or raising private crops. These actions effectively stripped the population of the ability to feed itself and made Cambodians wholly reliant on communal rations for sustenance. These rations however, were woefully insufficient, typically consisting of two small ladles...
A Hospital, a place to Die
If we feel sick, we go to the hospital and know the doctor will treat us. However, some people who went to a hospital located on the Wat Sokuntharam ground during the Pol Pot regime tried to find a way to leave the hospital after they were inside for a couple of days. During the Pol Pot regime, Wat Sokuntharam, also known as Wat Skun in Kampong Cham province, was one of the former hospitals. Mr. Pat Choy, 52, who presently is the Pana Village Chief, recalled what he experience while going for treatment with his family in the Khmer Rouge time ...
Report Survey Conducted
On 7-10 October 2009, the task force of the Khmer Rouge web portal project at the Open Forum of Cambodia (OFC) conducted a survey on a joint target group – including NGO representatives, youth team, victims, and people in community, based on key eleven questions for interview. Hor Neath, Adhoc rights group coordinator, Takeo, says that Adhoc rights group also works on Khmer Rouge trial, distributing information about Khmer Rouge regime to the people and youth in community ...
The Court Report of ECCC for November 2009
Welcome to the 19th edition of The Court Report. This newsletter is published monthly in an effort to keep the public better informed about court activities. In the Judicial section, updates from the Pre-Trial Chamber, the Trial Chamber, the Office of the Co-Investigating Judges, the Office of the Co-Prosecutors, and the Victim’s Unit are included ...
Remains of 2,000 victims Burned
- In the era of Democratic Kampuchea the Khmer Rouge used a small former village in Kampong Cham province as the security office or detention center. The office was under the command of Comrade Sup as the director. The people who had been provisionally jailed here were later killed and buried in a plot of higher ground called Tuol Krasaing and in a ditch hear by called O Ta Kung, around five hundred meter away from the detention center ...
Victims Unit Outreach in Kampong Cham and Pursat (27 October, 2009)
A Child Soldier of the Khmer Rouge Regime (27 October, 2009)
Regional Workshop Report on a Kampot’s civil party Forum (16 October, 2009)
Duch Named Hang Pin, Instructor Grandfather While in Integration Zone, Svay Chek District: Good Instructor, Relation (13 October, 2009)
News Summary for September 2009 (01 October, 2009)
The KRT Trial Monitor (01 October, 2009)
On Trial: The Khmer Rouge Accountability Process (22 September, 2009)
Over 100,000-Page Khmer Rouge Commerce Ministry’s Original Documents Displayed at National Archives of Cambodia (15 September, 2009)
The KRT Trial Monitor (14 September, 2009)
Death & Rebirth (11 September, 2009)
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A HISTORY OF DEMOCRATIC KAMPUCHEA 1975-1979(part2)
Source: Documentation Center of Cambodia
By: KHAMBOLY DY

A HISTORY OF DEMOCRATIC KAMPUCHEA 1975-1979(part1)
Source: Documentation Center of Cambodia
By: KHAMBOLY DY








