Case 002 Witnesses, experts and Civil Parties

Mr. CHAU Soc Kon was summoned to testify on Khieu Samphan's Character. He testified via video-link from France.

Mr. Philippe Jullian-Gaufres was summoned to testify related to the charachter of Khieu Samphan. He testified via video-link from France.

Mr. Ieng Phan told the Trial Chamber he joined the Khmer Rouge army  at the the age of 18 in 1970, following the public call from Norodom Sihanouk.

M. Philip Short est un auteur et journaliste britannique. Il est l'auteur du livre "Pol Pot : Histoire d'un cauchemar".

Mr. LIM Sat was a Khmer Rouge soldier in Pursat province. He provided testimony related to the alleged execution of Lon Nol soldiers at Tuol Po Chrey.

Mr. UNG Chhat told the Trial Chamber the he joined the revolutionary movement as a soldier in Pursat province. He testified about what he witnessed in relation to the capture of Lon Nol soldiers and their transportation from the town of Pursat to the alleged mass execution site at Tuol Po Chrey.

Mr. ROS Suy was in charge of a unit which oversaw warehouses during the Khmer Rouge regime.

Mr. CHUON Thi was a former Khmer Rouge battalion commander and deputy regiment commander.

Mr. CHHOUK Rin was a Khmer Rouge military commander testified about his interactions with Nuon Chea, the role of Khieu Samphan in the CPK and his understanding of the CPK command structure. Mr Chhouk also answered questions about what he witnessed during the evacuation of Kampot, the content and proceedings of CPK “study sessions” and the purges in his district.

On 7 May 1975, Francois Ponchaud was one of the last foreigners to leave Cambodia following the Khmer Rouge takeover on 17 April 1975. After having spent weeks in French Embassy compound in Phnom Penh, Mr. Ponchaud was deported by the new regime.  His book “Cambodia:Year Zero” was published in 1977.

Mr. CHHAOM told the Trial Chamber he joined the revolutionary movement in 1970, following the appeal by then Prince Norodom Sihanouk. He was a military commander for a company and participated in the attack on Phnom Penh in April 1975.

Dr. Seena Fazel (Unted Kingdom), Forensic Psychiatrist,was appointed as one of the experts to examine Nuon Chea's fitness to stand trial.

Professor Campbell was appointed as and expert to assess the current medical condition and treatment of Ieng Sary.

Dr. Seena Fazel (Unted Kingdom), Forensic Psychiatrist,was appointed as one of the experts to examine Nuon Chea's fitness to stand trial.

Mr. PIN, an engineer, worked in the Ministry of Public Works until 1975. He was asked questiones about the evacuation of Phnom Penh and the living conditions after the evacuation.

Mr. Rockoff, a war photographer, was one of the few western newsmen who remained  in Phnom Penh when the Khmer Rouge forces entered the city on 17 April 1975.

Mr. UNG told the Trial Chamber that he was a Khmer Rouge soldier who participated in the attack on Phnom Penh in April 1975.

Mr. Sor Vi (birthname SA Sarim) told the Trial Chamber that he was a security guard at K-1 in Phnom Penh (the place where Pol Pot stayed).

Mr.Suon Kanil worked as a telegraph decoder for the Khmer Rouge since 1971. He answered questions about the structure of relations in the Northwest and leadership in the region.

Mrs. Denise Affonço is French whom lived in Phnom Penh before Khmer Rouge era, and her family was still in their home in Phnom Penh while Khmer Rouge troop took over Phnpm Penh in 17 April 1975. She testified through video link from her home in France about her experiences and facts she witnessed in April 1975.

Mr.PHAN Van told the court he used to work in the autonomous Sector 105 decoding telegrams.

Mr. HUN Chhunly, 74, was a medical professional in Lon Nol army before Khmer Rouge came to power. His testimony is about what he witnessed in April 1975 after Khmer Rouge soldier took controle of Battambang Town.

Mrs. PECH Srey Phal testifies about her experience and what she witnessed in 17 April 1975 when Khmer Rouge soldier took power over Phnom Penh.

Mr. KIM told the Trial Chamber about what he saw and expereinced when the Khmer Rouge forces entered Phnom Penh on 17 April 1975.

Ms. TOENG Sokha is testifying about forced evacuation of her family  and what she witnessed in April 1975.