National Conference

on

Justice & Reconciliation

Hotel Cambodiana Phnom Penh, 28 Nov. 2008

Signing in of participants, facilitated by CSD staff.

Participants viewing the posters from the Trauma Handbook before the conference.

H.E. Son Soubert, member of Constitutional Council and the keynote speaker

UN Co-Investigating Judge Marcel Lemonde and Son Soubert, member of Constitutional Council

Respecting the national anthem sung by tenor Khuon Sethisak

CSD Executive Director Theary Seng giving the Opening Remarks.

Donor DED Wolfgang Mollers giving the Opening Remarks

Members of Parliament and Government attending the national conference

Co-Prosecutors Robert Petit and Chea Leang; ECCC Administrator Sean Visoth; Co-Investigating Judges You Bunleng and Marcel Lemonde

ECCC chief of Defense Support Section Richard J. Rogers, CSD Board member Haidy Ear-Dupuy, OSJI monitor Heather Ryan, DED country representative Wolfgang Mollers and CSD Theary Seng

Deputy Chief of Mission (Australian Embassy) Fiona Cochaud; deputy country director of The Asia Foundation, German Ambassador Mann

Keynote speaker Son Soubert, member of Constitutional Council

Cambodian Co-Prosecutor CHEA Leang

UN Co-Prosecutor Robert Petit

ECCC Chief Administrator Sean Visoth

Cambodian Co-Investigating Judge YOU Bunleng

UN Co-Investigating Judge Marcel Lemonde

ECCC chief of Defense Support Section Richard J. Rogers

KRT Monitor for Open Society Justice Initiative Heather Ryan

Member of the Association of Khmer Rouge Victims in Cambodia

Ms. Hong Sovath courageously recounting her rape ordeal, comforted by CSD Theary Seng and YIM Sotheary

LY Monysak recounts how he lost ALL his immediate and distant relatives and lives with AIDS.

Officer of the Association of Khmer Rouge Victims in Cambodia, Mr. Chea Theara

Officer of Association of Khmer Rouge Victims in Cambodia, KHUT Samnang

Theary Seng interviewing KK, founder and role model of Tiny Toones

KK showing his stuff for the diplomats, Cambodian officials and survivors in the audience before the coffee break.  KK featured in The New York Times.