The tenth episode of “Facing Justice”, the weekly TV program on Case 002 before the ECCC, which airs on CTN every Monday at 3:00 pm. Produced by AIJI and KMF.
Hearings of 6 – 9 February 2012.
This week in “Facing Justice”: Civil Party lawyer Olivier Bahougne, Accused Khieu Samphan, Prosecutor Tarik Abdulhak, Prosecutor Dararasmey Chan, Prosecutor William Smith, Accused Ieng Sary, Defense Lawyer Ang Udom, Defense Lawyer Michiel Pestman, Interview: Neth Pheaktra, Guest: Sok Sam Oeun.
The final episode 28 of “Duch on Trial”, the weekly TV program on Case 001 before the ECCC which was produced by AIJI and KMF. The episode was aired on CTN on 3 February 2012, the day of the Appeal Judgment.
In this final episode the Appeal Judgement is summarized, analysed and discussed and the views of Cambodians who attended the judgement is heard.
Including: Accused Duch, Witness Vann Nath, Civil Party Chum Mey, Civil Party Bou Meng, Trial Chamber President Nil Nonn, Judge Jean-Marc Lavergne, National Co-Prosecutor Chea Leang, former International Co-Prosecutor Robert Petit, Civil Party Lawyer for Group 1 Karim Khan, Civil Party Lawyer for Group 4 Kong Pisey, National Defense Counsel Kar Savuth, Judge Silvia Cartwright, International Co-Prosecutor Andrew Cayley, Supreme Court President Kong Srim, Guest: Sok Sam Oeun.
The ninth episode of “Facing Justice”, the weekly TV program on Case 002 before the ECCC, which airs on CTN every Monday at 3:00 pm. Produced by AIJI and KMF.
This week in “Facing Justice”: defense lawyer Michiel Pestman, accused Nuon Chea, Judge Jean-Marc Lavergne, defense lawyer Son Arun, witness Chhang Youk, assistant prosecutor Dale Lysak, defense lawyer Jasper Pauw, Interview: Elisabeth Simonneau-Fort, Guest: Thun Saray, Guest: Sam Rith.
This week’s proceedings marked the beginning of the reception of evidence for Case 002. Pursuant to the Trial Chamber’s Severance Order dated 22 September 2011, the first segment of Case 002 is limited to the reception of evidence on the history of Democratic Kampuchea, the roles of the Accused prior to and during DK, the first and second phase of forced movement as alleged in the Indictment and the crimes related thereto, unless there exists “exceptional circumstances” when the Chamber will allow questioning on all aspects of Case 002.
The eighth episode of “Facing Justice”, the weekly TV program on Case 002 before the ECCC, which airs on CTN every Monday at 3:00 pm. Produced by AIJI and KMF.
The seventh episode of “Facing Justice”, the weekly TV program on Case 002 before the ECCC, which airs on CTN every Monday at 3:00 pm. Produced by AIJI and KMF.
This week in “Facing Justice”: Witness Peoudara Vanthan, Pich Ang, Chan Dararasmey, Dale Lysak, Seng Bunkeang, Witness Prak Yut, Interview: Public Affairs Officer Neth Pheaktra, Guest: Sok Sam Oeun.
The sixth episode of “Facing Justice”, the weekly TV program on Case 002 before the ECCC, which airs on CTN every Monday at 3:00 pm. Produced by AIJI and KMF.
This week in “Facing Justice”: Key moments from the trial so far: Chea Leang, Ieng Thirith, Ieng Sary, Khieu Samphan, Nuon Chea, Portrait: National Defense Lawyer Ang Udom, Long Norin, Klan Fit, Romam Yun, Michael Karnavas, Andrew Ianuzzi, Elisabeth Simonneau-Fort, Guest: Latt Ky.
This week at the ECCC, hundreds of people – monks, civil parties, survivors, former Khmer Rouge cadres, police officers, students, and guests from various parts of the world – packed the Court’s public gallery between 21 and 23 November 2011 to hear the Opening Statements in Case 002 against Nuon Chea, Ieng Sary and Khieu Samphan.
On 23 August 2011, the Trial Chamber of the ECCC appointed four psychiatrists to assess the state of Accused Ieng Thirith’s mental health. The four Experts agreed on their collective findings and submitted a report on 10 October 2011 to the Chamber. Two of the four, Dr. Hout Lina and Dr. Seena Fazel, subsequently testified before the Chamber during a two-day fitness hearing conducted on 19and 20October 2011. This report provides a summary of these proceedings.
On 19 October 2011, the Trial Chamber conducted a special hearing to address the specification of civil party reparations claims, and to provide the CPLCL the opportunity “to supplement, update and, where necessary, remedy the initial specifications they provided at the Initial Hearing” in accordance with the Internal. This report summarizes and provides commentary on the special hearing.
