By Khmer Democrat, Phnom Penh
ECCC Cases 003 and 004 Series
Is civil party applicant Ms. Theary C. Seng correct in saying that Meas Muth and Sou Met are in Case 003 and Im Chaem and two other district chiefs are in Case 004? See ECCC Timeline by Theary C. Seng. Are Cambodian scholar Steve Heder and international lawyer Brian Tittemore correct in naming Meas Muth and Sou Met as senior leaders to be prosecuted? See http://www.wcl.american.edu/warcrimes/khmerrouge.pdf?rd=1. This series will provide in full the section on Meas Muth and Sou Met from the report Seven Candidates for Prosecution: Accountability for the Crimes of the Khmer Rouge.
ECCC Cases 003 and 004 Series
Is civil party applicant Ms. Theary C. Seng correct in saying that Meas Muth and Sou Met are in Case 003 and Im Chaem and two other district chiefs are in Case 004? See ECCC Timeline by Theary C. Seng. Are Cambodian scholar Steve Heder and international lawyer Brian Tittemore correct in naming Meas Muth and Sou Met as senior leaders to be prosecuted? See http://www.wcl.american.edu/warcrimes/khmerrouge.pdf?rd=1. This series will provide in full the section on Meas Muth and Sou Met from the report Seven Candidates for Prosecution: Accountability for the Crimes of the Khmer Rouge.
Sou Met and Meah Mut
ii. Minutes of General Staff Meetings
Who are Meas Muth and Sou Met? Part 2
iii. Reports and other Documents from Sou Met and Meah Mut
Who are Meas Muth and Sou Met? Part 3
b. Legal Analysis and Conclusions
i. Individual Responsibility
ii. Superior Responsibility
(a) Superior-Subordinate Relationship
Who are Meas Muth and Sou Met? Part 5
(b) Mens Rea
Who are Meas Muth and Sou Met? Part 6
Who are Meas Muth and Sou Met? Part 6
V. Conclusion
In sum, our research has confirmed the existence throughout the period of CPK rule of several policies of mass executions and, moreover, has illuminated key features of those policies and the role that senior CPK officials played in devising and implementing them.
The newly-available evidence ties CPK officials Nuon Chea, Khieu Samphan, Ieng Sary, Ta Mok, Kae Pok, Sou Met and Meah Mut to records that explicitly refer to large-scale killings and the torture of prisoners, confirms that arrests and executions in rural areas were reported by lower level officials to central authorities, and reveals that arrests and executions were discussed in meetings of military commanders.
Accordingly, this documentation confirms that many, if not all, of these crimes were committed as a matter of policy and that these seven officials were knowingly involved in the development and/or implementation of those policies. This evidence in turn strongly suggests the individual criminal responsibility of these individuals for DK-era crimes, based upon their own conduct and, in most cases, for the conduct of their subordinates.
In sum, our research has confirmed the existence throughout the period of CPK rule of several policies of mass executions and, moreover, has illuminated key features of those policies and the role that senior CPK officials played in devising and implementing them.
The newly-available evidence ties CPK officials Nuon Chea, Khieu Samphan, Ieng Sary, Ta Mok, Kae Pok, Sou Met and Meah Mut to records that explicitly refer to large-scale killings and the torture of prisoners, confirms that arrests and executions in rural areas were reported by lower level officials to central authorities, and reveals that arrests and executions were discussed in meetings of military commanders.
Accordingly, this documentation confirms that many, if not all, of these crimes were committed as a matter of policy and that these seven officials were knowingly involved in the development and/or implementation of those policies. This evidence in turn strongly suggests the individual criminal responsibility of these individuals for DK-era crimes, based upon their own conduct and, in most cases, for the conduct of their subordinates.
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6 comments:
please stop wasting everyone's time posting this stuff multiple times. And no need to continue it either. Just drop it and move on.
Allmost all of the khmer leaders are crimials and the UN nd doesn't give a dam about it all because they know that there is no benefit to them. Imagine amost 2 millions died and the evidences are everywhere just go to youtube how they talked about being neutroal and then being part of all aprties at the same time. These criminal start from the king, his rulling parties and how he created the po; pot regimes including Hun Sen. Now Hun Sen makes millions or billions, how???? PM or president earns roughtly about $200 thousands a year if you time it by 30 years is $6 millions, now if he has more than this he must be one of the corrupted leaders in the world. In addition, his income can not be more than PM in the west because he is in the third world country. Now, if his income is more than expected, khmer defence force must do the action, that is to arest Hun Sen and his family for being corrupted as it is a crime to commit such act. Wisdom
STUPID BLIND IDIOT KHMER DEMOCRAT AKA KHMER DUMB ASS MOTHERFUCKER!
PI ANH
KI MEDIA
STOP THIS PROPAGANDA ARTICLES,
it silly n stupid idea..
our country already has peace...
our peoples has happy life...
សូមអ្នកស្រី សេង ធារី បញ្ចូលឈ្មោះមេឃាតករ នៅសង្កាត់តាំងគោក ស្រុកបារាយ ខេត្តកំពង់ធំ
ក្នុងបញ្ជី០០៣និង០០៤ផង ព្រោះគេបានសម្លាប់ ប្រជាជន រាប់ម៉ឺននាក់ក្នុងសម័យប៉ុលពតដែរ។
មេឃាតករនោះគឺ ៖ តាម៉ៅ និងមិត្តរ៉ន (ស្រី)
អ្នកទាំងពីរ មានដើមកំណើតនៅខេត្តតាកែវ។
គេជាគណស្រុកនិងគណសង្កាត់នាសម័យនោះ។
Khmer will never changed to any bether if this Known the KR Killer still head a high position in Cambodai, Khmer people need to do something about this official....not just take money for the KR killer!
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