Latest Activities and Outreach

Outreach at Anlong Veng High School

Representatives from the Public Affairs Section and the Defence Support Section gave a lecture to students at Anlong Veng High School.

Public forum in Anlong Veng

The ECCC organized a public forum for 200 villagers, police, soldiers and students in the fomer Khmer Rouge stronghold Anlong Veng. Representatives from the Public Affairs Section, Office of the Co-Prosecutors, Defence Support Section and Victims Support Section participated in the forum which was held the house of former Khmer Rouge commander Ta Mok.

United Kingdom Minister of State visits the ECCC

Mr. Jeremy Browne MP, Minister of State in United Kingdoms Foreign and Commonwealth Office visited the ECCC on 3 July 2012.

Visit by St. Ignatius College students from Adelaide, Australia

27 students and teachers from St. Ignatius' College in Adelaide, Australia visited the court and participated in an interactive training session with Deputy Co-Prosecutor William Smith.

ECCC study tour

350 villagers from Puok District, Siem Reap Province participated in the ECCC study tour on 28 June 2012.

Cham muslims from Kampong Cham participate in the ECCC Study Tour

340 Cham muslims from Kampong Cham province participated in the ECCC study tour on 26 June 2012. They were briefed by Press Officer Neth Pheaktra.

ECCC study tour

200 villagers from Prey Veng province visited the ECCC, S-21 Genocide Museum and Choueng Ek Killing Fields Memorial as a part of the ECCC Study Tour Programme.

Workshop - gender sensitivity in transitional justice

The Victims Support Section organized a workshop about gender sensitivity in transitional justice

Australian students visit the ECCC

6 students and teachers from Ivanhoe Grammer School in Australia visited the ECCc. They were briefed by Public Affairs Officer Yuko Maeda.

US Congressional Staff visit the ECCC

Staff from the US Congress House Foreign Affairs Committee visited the ECCC on 14 June 2012. They met with Acting Director of Office of Administration Tony Kranh and Deputy Director Knut Rosandhaug, and attended the trial hearing in Case 002.

US Students visits the ECCC

A group of 19 Students from College of Charleston (South Carolina, USA) visited the ECCC. They attended part of the Case 002 hearing, and was briefed by Public Affairs Officer Yuko Maeda.

Visit by US law students

A group of 25 students and professors from Touro College Law Center in New York visited the ECCC. The were briefed by Legal Communications Officer Lars Olsen and So Mosseny from the Ieng Sary defence team.

ECCC study tour with participants from Kampot province

300 people from Kampot visited the ECCC as part of the ECCC Study tour.

Distribution of Appeal Judgement to S-21 survivors and Civil Parties

The Public Affairs Section and Victims Support Section distributed copies of the Duch Appeal Judgement and a compilation of statements of apology made by Duch during the proceedings to Survivors of S-21, S-24 and Civil Parties at Toul Sleng Genocide Museum on 18 May 2012.

Visit from New Zealand's Embassy in Bangkok

Ms. Anais Kedgley Laidlaw, 2nd Secretary at New Zealand's embassy in Bangkok visited the ECCC.

Students from the Northwest School visits the ECCC

23 high school students and teachers from from The Northwest School in Seattle visited the ECCC on 19 April 2012. They were briefed by Legal Communications Officer Lars Olsen and Alex Prezanti from the Defence Support Section.

New Zealand Prime Minister John Key Announces New Pledge during Visit to ECCC

Prime Minister John Key of New Zealand, leading an eight-member delegation, visited the Extraordinary Chambers in the Court of Cambodia on 21 November 2012. They met with Acting Director Tony Kranh and Deputy Director Knut Rosandhaug, and held discussions with Trial Chamber President Nil Nonn and Judge Silvia Cartwright from New Zealand to gain insight into the work of the tribunal, before touring the courtroom.
On this occasion, Prime Minister John Key announced a new pledge of NZ$ 200,000 to the court.

Visit by Prosecutor General of Vietnam

Prosecutor General H.E. Tran Quoc Vuong led a Vietnamese delegation that visited the Extraordinary Chamber in the Courts of Cambodia on 9 December 2010.
The delegation met with Acting Director H.E. Tony Kranh and Deputy Director Knut Rosandhaug, and was given a tour of the ECCC courtroom and detention facility.

Preah Vihear Outreach Field Trip on 3-5 March 2013

A rare outreach mission to Preah Vihear Province, near the Thailand-Cambodia border, was conducted on 3-5 March 2013.  Over 500 people from across the province gathered at a temple in Koh Ker, the one-time ancient capital of the Khmer Empire, to receive informational material and to hear a briefing about the work of the ECCC.

Outreach activity in Kratie province: Screening

On 10 September 2012, the Public Affairs Section of the ECCC organised a sceening of documentary videos on the Khmer rouge era in the Muslim Cham village of Pongror, Chhlong district, Kratie province.

Case 002 Trial Hearing

379 people attend the trial hearing in case 002 and 300 of them are students from Samrong district Takeo province.

Minister for Foreign Affairs of Australia visits the ECCC

The Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Senator the Hon Bob Carr visited the ECCC where he watched the trial proceedings in Case 002 accompanied by Judge Rowan Dowing. He also met with Acting Director of the Office of Administration HE Tony Kranh and Deputy Director Knut Rosandhaug.

350 students and teachers visit the ECCC

A group of 350 students and teachers from Chea Sim University of Kamchay Mear in Prey Veng visited the ECCC on 22 March 2012.

Participants in Advanced International Training Programme in Human Rights, Peace and Security visits the ECCC

27 persons from Cambodia, Colombia, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Timor Leste participating in the Advanced International Training Programme in Human Rights, Peace and Security, financed by the Swedish Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), visited the ECCC and met with representatives from the Public Affairs Section and the Office of the Co-Prosecutors.

Group visit organized by Youth for Peace

A group of 55 youth, teachers, school directors, local authorities and victims from Kampot, Takeo, Kampong Chhnang, Battambang visited the ECCC. They were briefed by Senior Assistant Prosecutor Chan Dararasmey and Press Officer Neth Pheaktra. The visit was organized by the NGO Youth For Peace.

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