Voice of America
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
25/05/2006
Four Cambodian lawyers and top officials for the Khmer Rouge tribunal will attend a two-day workshop in Bangkok, Thailand Saturday to study the cases in East Timor in gaining experiences for the trial of the former Khmer Rouge leaders, alleges a spokesman for the Extraordinary Chambers.
Khmer Rouge tribunal spokesman Reach Sambath says that this unique workshop is sponsored by a group of U.S.-based legal experts from the center for war crimes at the University of California at Berkely, and the East West Center of the University of Hawaii at Honolulu.
He says that those participants have experiences in international war crimes.
He says that administration director Sean Visoth, and deputy director Michele Lee, legal affairs director Tony Kranh and Helen Jarvis will also attend.
Khmer Rouge tribunal spokesman Reach Sambath says that this unique workshop is sponsored by a group of U.S.-based legal experts from the center for war crimes at the University of California at Berkely, and the East West Center of the University of Hawaii at Honolulu.
He says that those participants have experiences in international war crimes.
He says that administration director Sean Visoth, and deputy director Michele Lee, legal affairs director Tony Kranh and Helen Jarvis will also attend.
2 comments:
Believe me..they'll learned nothings..they don't no shit..a so called " workshop". fro two days..what are they thinking!! and they will got the deploma like some of the leaders...Laws school it took for at least four to six years in school alone, and plus other 2 years in intern, and some years of experients in order to deal with the world tribunal...very fuuny..eeyore!!
What is wrong with these Cambodian judges? Who in the world would want to send all these Cambodian judge to Bangcock? These Cambodian judges are better off judging Thai hookers than the Khmer Rouge trial!
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