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Kratie Public Forum
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Justice & Reconciliation
28 Sept. 2006
Theary Seng, Canadian Ambassador Donica Pottie, Kratie governor, UN (Canadian) Co-Prosecutor Robert Petit, Cambodian Co-Prosecutor Chea Leang, Cambodian Senior Assistant Prosecutor Tan Senarong (back, far right)
Theary Seng moderating the day-long dialogue.
UN (Canadian) Co-Prosecutor Robert Petit with ECCC Press Officer Reach Sambath
A man passionately pleads for justice as he's being filmed by BBC Guy DeLauney, KMF Matthew Robinson, Voice of America, Radio Free Asia, etc.
ECCC Press Officer Reach Sambath
Watching film clips of Khmer Rouge history, with images of senior KR leaders
DED psychotherapy consultant to CSD Matthias Witzel, far right front.
American interns assisting with English transcription, as BBC Guy DeLauney listens in the back.
Before lunch, participants are asked to complete a questionnaire on what is "justice", "reconciliation", "peace" etc. generally and how they play out more specifically in their respective communities.
A man from Stung Treng being interviewed by BBC Guy DeLauney; he's also featured in our 8-minute documentary produced by KMF Matthew Robinson.
Participants are interviewed during coffee break by BBC, VOA, PPPost, RFA etc.
Coffee break
We take group photos based on their district/communes before the start of the public forum and print 150 for each of the participants as a way to say thank you to them, and also with the international understanding that photos are rare for villagers and they make nice souvenirs.
Whereas participants are grouped by locale, monks are grouped together for souvenir photos.
Listen to the entire Kratie public forum on the Voice of Justice Radio Program, high-resolution recording, approx. 6 hrs.
Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Part V
Part VI
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We commissioned the newly-established Khmer Mekong Films to produce an 8-minute documentary of a former KR soldier reconciling with his victim... It was acknowledged by the founder of KMF Matthew Robinson as the signature work which opened their business to the NGO/development projects.
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Michael Hayes covered the Public Forum for The Phnom Penh Post, a paper he founded in 1992.
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List of Participants
Questionnaire
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