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DAY 6

Wednesday, April 8th, 2009

First testimony at the ECCC trial… During the civil war before the Khmer Rouge took power, François Bizot, a french archaeologist, was taken prisoner for 3 months by Duch at the M13 detention camp, and finally released. A fate hundreds of other prisoners will not be able to share. M13 was the prefiguration of the […]

DAY 5

Tuesday, April 7th, 2009

DAY 4

Monday, April 6th, 2009

Missed Khieu

Friday, April 3rd, 2009

Aw geez, now the PR guy made a mistake. He let two photographers in the pool and there was authorisation for three… Missed yet another chance to take pics of Khieu Samphan… Story Nr VIJ2009025

Pardon?

Thursday, April 2nd, 2009

There is a multimedia slideshow on the Ka-set website about Duch’s pardon (this picture isn’t in there)…

Dry pools

Wednesday, April 1st, 2009

It seems there will be no more photo ops at the trial of Duch. Judges judge… They haven’t got a clue that history is also written with photographs. They should know better though: they use pictures as evidence in their own courts…

No access this time

Monday, March 30th, 2009

Couldn’t get in this time. Bad luck with the draw. So I will not have the first real day of Duch’s trial in my archive… All there is left to do is trying to get excited with what is left… Journalists, and a bit of the public…

No Show

Friday, February 27th, 2009

Hearing at the Khmer Rouge Tribunal Pre-Trial Chamber for Khieu Samphan. His french co-lawyer, Jacques Vergès didn’t show up… Adjourned until April 3rd. And I am adjourning until tuesday night… No posts… CAMBODIA. Kambol (Phnom Penh). 27/02/2009: Khieu Samphan, former Chief of State of the Democratic Kampuchea and leader of the Political Bureau (Bureau 870), […]