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Magnum in Motion just made a podcast I produced about the Khmer Rouge trial, called “30 Years for a Trial”, available on its website.
Also downloadable via iTunes, Zune.

Tonight is he last opportunity to see the open-air projections in front of Wat Botum organised by the French Cultural Center. 12 screens and hundreds of pictures from all over the world in a smooth 18°C breeze…
Don’t miss my 8 minutes MM piece on the Khmer Rouge Tribunal. Yes, the one some of you tried [...]

That’s it. The last day of the first Khmer Rouge trial. There is just one thing missing: THE VERDICT. But will it make a difference? Will the condemnation of ONE mean the page can be turned? Of course not.

Penultimate day of the (first?) Khmer Rouge trial. This was also the latest (brilliant) speech as a defense lawyer by François Roux.

This was defense day… Last statements… And even more crowded than yesterday.

Prosecutor’s day. Very crowded courtroom today… The visitors visit in shifts…

There we go again… The last straight line before the verdict: the final statements by the Civil Party Lawyers today, the prosecutors tomorrow. Then the defense lawyers. And finally Duch’s statements. Verdict? March 2010?

I don’t know if it is going to work but you can download a podcast to read on your iPhone or iPod about the Khmer Rouge Trial here…
Let me know…