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Showing posts with label Ong Thong Hoeung. Show all posts
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
អៀង សារី បានតែងតាំងលោកហោ ណាំហុង ឲ្យធ្វើជាប្រធាន ប៣២ - Ieng Sary nominated Hor 5 Hong to B-32 (Boeung Trabek) jail chief
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ខៀវ សំផន ជាមនុស្សស្មោះត្រង់នឹងបក្សកុម្មុយនិស្តកម្ពុជាយ៉ាងប្តូរផ្តាច់ដោយសុខចិត្តលះបង់គ្រប់បែបយ៉ាង។
ថ្ងៃពុធ, 15 សីហា 2012
By គង់ សុឋានរិទ្ធ វីអូអេ
មុននឹងបញ្ចប់ការផ្តល់សក្ខីកម្ម លោក អុង ថុងហឿង បាននិយាយថាជនជាប់ចោទអៀង សារី បានតែងតាំងលោកហោ ណាំហុង ឲ្យធ្វើជាប្រធាន ប៣២។ ប៣២ ដែលជាផ្នែកមួយនៃគុកបឹងត្របែកភ្នំពេញ៖ សាក្សីម្នាក់គឺលោក សួង ស៊ីគឿន បានប្រាប់អង្គជំនុំជម្រះសាលាដំបូងរបស់សាលាក្តីខ្មែរក្រហមនៅថ្ងៃអង្គារនេះថា ខៀវ សំផន ជាមនុស្សស្មោះត្រង់នឹងបក្សកុម្មុយនិស្តកម្ពុជាយ៉ាងប្តូរផ្តាច់ដោយសុខចិត្តលះបង់គ្រប់បែបយ៉ាង។
អតីតអនុប្រធានផ្នែកពិធីការនៅក្រសួងការបរទេសខ្មែរក្រហមរូបនេះ បានឆ្លើយតបទៅនឹងសំណួររបស់សហមេធាវីអន្តរជាតិរបស់ខៀវ សំផនថា៖
«ចំពោះលោកខៀវ សំផន ខ្ញុំស្គាល់គាត់ច្បាស់ណាស់។ គាត់មិនទាមទារនាទីដឹកនាំអ្វីធំដុំទេ។ គាត់ប្រគល់ខ្លួនរបស់គាត់ទៅឲ្យបក្ស ស្រេចតែបក្សវិនិឆ្ឆ័យថាគាត់អាចបំពេញភារកិច្ចល្អប្រសើរនៅកន្លែងណា»។
កាលពីពេលផ្តល់សក្ខីកម្មលើកដំបូងលោក សួង ស៊ីគឿន ធ្លាប់បានប្រៀបប្រដូចអតីតប្រមុខរដ្ឋខ្មែរក្រហម ខៀវ សំផន ទៅនឹងព្រះពុទ្ធដែលមានន័យថាជាមនុស្សស្អាតស្អំ។ នៅថ្ងៃនេះសាក្សីបានបញ្ជាក់បន្ថែមថា ខៀវ សំផន ជាមនុស្សដែលមិនមានអំណាចនោះទេហើយគឺប៉ុល ពត មេស្ថាបនិកនៃរបបកាប់សម្លាប់ខ្មែរក្រហមទេជាអ្នកមានអំណាចផ្តាច់មុខ។
Saturday, August 11, 2012
Evidentiary Hearing in Case 002 | August 9, 2012 (English)
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Thursday, August 09, 2012
Evidentiary Hearing in Case 002 | August 8, 2012 (Khmer)
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Tribunal Witness Describes Fatal Return of Many Intellectuals
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| Ong Thong Hoeung |
Some 1,500 intellectuals from abroad perished under the Khmer Rouge, having moved back to the country.
Kong Sothanarith, VOA Khmer
09 August 2012
PHNOM PENH - Some 1,500 intellectuals from abroad perished under the Khmer Rouge, having moved back to the country at the request of the regime only to die or be killed, a witness told the UN-backed tribunal Wednesday.
Ong Thong Hoeung, 67, an economics student who left France for Cambodia in 1976, said only about 200 intellectuals who heeded the call for return survived.
“Some of them living in France sold houses, left their children and wives, expecting to help rebuild Cambodia,” he said. “I believed the Khmer Rouge.”
He was sent to the Boeung Trabek prison camp in Phnom Penh with other intellectuals, where many died.
Wednesday, August 08, 2012
Evidentiary Hearing In Case 002 - 07 August 2012 (Khmer)
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Monday, November 07, 2011
Interview with Ong Thong Hoeung, a former the prisoner of Boeung Trabek (B-32)
Radio Free Asia
Mr. Ong Thong Hoeung is the author of the book titled “Return to a tragic story” (“J’ai cru aux Khmers Rouges” title of the book in French or “I believed in the Khmer Rouge”) and he was a former KR prisoner at Beoung Trabek under the Democratic Kampuchea regime.
Ong Thong Hoeung said that Hor 5 Hong, the current minister of Foreign Affairs, used to serve as an administrator of the Boeung Trabek jail and he was placed there by Ieng Sary. However, he did not confirm whether Hor 5 Hong is involved with the killing of more than 2,000 prisoners there or not.
Here is his phone interview with Taing Sarada from Belgium:
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Testimonials on Hor Nam Hong's role at Boeng Trabek camp
Translated from French
La version française se trouve en fin du texte en anglais
Testimonials from a Boeng Trabek prisoner
Regarding Hor Nam Hong
Regarding Hor Nam Hong
Excerpts from a book written in French by Ong Thong Hoeung, titled “I believed the Khmer Rouge,” published in 2003 by Buchet/Chastel.
Ong Thong Hoeung, who now lives in Belgium, was a prisoner of the Khmer Rouge from 1976 to 1979. He was notably incarcerated in the famous Boeng Trabek re-education camp (the “prison without walls”) where Hor Nam Hong, the current Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Phnom Penh regime, was also.
My interlocutors [co-prisoners at the B32 camp where Ong Thong Hoeung just arrived] detailed that Hor Nam Hong and Van Piny [the former president of the B32 camp, right before Hor Nam Hong] were docile instruments of Savorn [the Khmer Rouge chief who supervised, under Ieng Sary’s direction, the Boeng Trabek prison complex which consisted of the B30, B31 and B32 camps], and that they mistreated those who were under their responsibility. This, no one seems to forget about it easily. [Page 221]
At the end of October [1978], a meeting was held under the presence of Ieng Sary to provide the B32 camp with a new management team. (…) Hor Nam Hong was maintained in his duty as president, heading a committee consisting of five members. [Page 221].
I was intrigued by the good relationships between Ieng Sary and Hor Nam Hong. [Page 221].
Almost all the other moderate members [consisting of intellectuals and diplomats from the old regime] have disappeared [killed by the Khmer Rouge]. Only Chan Youran and Hor Nam Hong remained, they became faithful servants of the Angkar [Khmer rouge organization]. [Page 222].
People talked about it [a “black book,” for external use, regarding the “Vietnamese criminal schemes” which was written in French and published by the Pol Pot regime], as Hor Nam Hong and Pech Bun Tong spent almost one day to translate this book into Khmer. [Page 223].
03 January 1979. We were ordered to meet urgently to listen to So Hong, Ieng Sary’s right hand man. [Page 223].
05 January 1979. Suddenly, Hor Nam Hong came running. He was just returning from an urgent meeting with So Hong. [Page 225].
Ong Thong Hoeung who was successively jailed in the B30 and B32 camps, described the plots among the prisoners who wanted to become the president of the camp. This is what he wrote about the case of the B30 camp:
Life in Boeng Trabek was hell, under the ferrule of Savorn and his henchmen, To Thi Pheak, Try Meng Huot and Ek [three prisoners who fought among themselves to be on the good side of Savorn, the Khmer Rouge chief]. [Page 207].
“Look at Try Meng Huot, one of my close friend [also a prisoner] told me. (…) He did a lot of bad things to us. He was a docile tool manipulated by Savorn. To make himself look good, he had to find scapegoats and he notably denounced other [prisoner] committee members in front of his masters, Tun Chuot Sirinn in particular [who was sent to his death], for being indulgent towards the prisoners in the camp. Try Meng Huot thought that, in order to take over Sirinn’s position, he had to topple him, never mind friendship. For Try Meng Huot, the only thing that matters was to achieve whatever he wanted.” [Page 207].
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Version française
Extraits du livre écrit en français par Ong Thong Hoeung, intitulé "J'ai cru aux Khmers rouges", publié en 2003 aux éditions Buchet/Chastel.
Ong Thong Hoeung , qui vit maintenant en Belgique, a été prisonnier des Khmer rouges de 1976 à 1979. Il a été incarcéré notamment dans le fameux camp de rééducation (la "prison sans murs") de Boeng Trabek où se trouvait aussi Hor Nam Hong, l'actuel ministre des affaires étrangères du régime de Phnom Penh.
Mes interlocuteurs [codétenus au camp B32 où Ong Thong Hoeung venait d'arriver] précisent que Hor Nam Hong et Van Piny [l'ancien président du camp B32, juste avant Hor Nam Hong] ont été les instruments dociles de Savân [le chef Khmer rouge qui supervisait, sous la direction de Ieng Sary, le complexe pénitencier de Boeng Trabek formé par les camps B30, B31 et B32], et qu'ils ont maltraité ceux dont ils avaient la responsabilité. Cela, personne ne semble prêt à l'oublier. [Page 221].
A la fin d'octobre [1978], une réunion se tient en présence de Ieng Sary, pour doter le camp B32 d'une nouvelle équipe de direction. (…). Hor Nam Hong a été maintenu dans sa fonction de président, à la tête d'un comité de cinq membres. [Page 221].
Les bonnes relations entre Ieng Sary et Hor Nam Hong m'intriguent. [Page 221].
Presque tous les autres membres du courant modéré [formé d'intellectuels et de diplomates de l'ancien régime] ont disparu [tués par les Khmer rouges]. Il ne reste plus que Chan Youran et Hor Nam Hong, devenus des fidèles serviteurs de l'Angkar [l'Organisation des Khmers rouges]. [Page 222].
On en parle [s'agissant d'un "Livre noir" sur les "agissements criminels des Vietnamiens" que venait de publier le régime de Pol Pot], d'autant que Hor Nam Hong et Pech Bun Tong ont passé presque une journée à traduire ce livre en khmer. [Page 223].
3 janvier 1979. On nous ordonne de nous réunir d'urgence pour écouter So Hong, le bras droit de Ieng Sary. [Page 223].
5 janvier 1979. Soudain, Hor Nam Hong arrive en courant. Il revient d'une réunion urgente avec So Hong. [Page 225].
Ong Thong Hoeung qui a été emprisonné successivement dans les camps B30 et B32, décrit les intrigues entre ceux qui, parmi les détenus, aspiraient à devenir président de camp. Voici ce qu'il dit à propos du camp B30.
La vie à Boeng Trabek a été un enfer, sous la férule de Savân et de ses hommes de main To Ti Pheak, Try Meng Huot et Ek [trois codétenus qui se battaient entre eux pour gagner les bonnes grâces du chef Khmer rouge Savân].
"Regarde Try Meng Huot, me dit un ami proche [un codétenu]. (…). Il nous a fait beaucoup de mal. Il était un instrument docile, manipulé par Savân. Pour se faire bien voir, il lui fallait trouver des boucs émissaires et il a notamment jeté en pâture à ses maîtres les autres membres du comité [de prisonniers], notamment Tun Chot Sirinn [qui a été envoyé à la mort], qui se montrait compréhensif envers les habitants du camp. Try Meng Huot pensait que pour prendre la place de Sirinn, il fallait le renverser. Tant pis pour l'amitié. Pour Try Meng Huot, la seule chose qui comptait, c'était d'arriver à ses fins." [Page 207].
Au camp B32, Hor Nam Hong s'est-il comporté comme Try Meng Huot au camp B30? Van Piny, a-t-il été une victime comme Tun Chot Sirinn?
Ong Thong Hoeung, who now lives in Belgium, was a prisoner of the Khmer Rouge from 1976 to 1979. He was notably incarcerated in the famous Boeng Trabek re-education camp (the “prison without walls”) where Hor Nam Hong, the current Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Phnom Penh regime, was also.
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There, Hor Nam Hong, the president of the B32 [camp], received us and asked us to follow him [Ong Thong Hoeung was just being admitted to the B32 camp with his wife and their little girl]. [Page 219].My interlocutors [co-prisoners at the B32 camp where Ong Thong Hoeung just arrived] detailed that Hor Nam Hong and Van Piny [the former president of the B32 camp, right before Hor Nam Hong] were docile instruments of Savorn [the Khmer Rouge chief who supervised, under Ieng Sary’s direction, the Boeng Trabek prison complex which consisted of the B30, B31 and B32 camps], and that they mistreated those who were under their responsibility. This, no one seems to forget about it easily. [Page 221]
At the end of October [1978], a meeting was held under the presence of Ieng Sary to provide the B32 camp with a new management team. (…) Hor Nam Hong was maintained in his duty as president, heading a committee consisting of five members. [Page 221].
I was intrigued by the good relationships between Ieng Sary and Hor Nam Hong. [Page 221].
Almost all the other moderate members [consisting of intellectuals and diplomats from the old regime] have disappeared [killed by the Khmer Rouge]. Only Chan Youran and Hor Nam Hong remained, they became faithful servants of the Angkar [Khmer rouge organization]. [Page 222].
People talked about it [a “black book,” for external use, regarding the “Vietnamese criminal schemes” which was written in French and published by the Pol Pot regime], as Hor Nam Hong and Pech Bun Tong spent almost one day to translate this book into Khmer. [Page 223].
03 January 1979. We were ordered to meet urgently to listen to So Hong, Ieng Sary’s right hand man. [Page 223].
05 January 1979. Suddenly, Hor Nam Hong came running. He was just returning from an urgent meeting with So Hong. [Page 225].
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How does one become the president of a camp?
Ong Thong Hoeung who was successively jailed in the B30 and B32 camps, described the plots among the prisoners who wanted to become the president of the camp. This is what he wrote about the case of the B30 camp:
Life in Boeng Trabek was hell, under the ferrule of Savorn and his henchmen, To Thi Pheak, Try Meng Huot and Ek [three prisoners who fought among themselves to be on the good side of Savorn, the Khmer Rouge chief]. [Page 207].
“Look at Try Meng Huot, one of my close friend [also a prisoner] told me. (…) He did a lot of bad things to us. He was a docile tool manipulated by Savorn. To make himself look good, he had to find scapegoats and he notably denounced other [prisoner] committee members in front of his masters, Tun Chuot Sirinn in particular [who was sent to his death], for being indulgent towards the prisoners in the camp. Try Meng Huot thought that, in order to take over Sirinn’s position, he had to topple him, never mind friendship. For Try Meng Huot, the only thing that matters was to achieve whatever he wanted.” [Page 207].
At the B32 camp, did Hor Nam Hong acted like Try Meng Huot at the B30 camp? Was Van Piny a victim like Tun Chuot Sirinn was at the B30 camp?
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Version française
TEMOIGNAGE D'UN PRISONNIER DE BOENG TRABEK
A PROPOS DE HOR NAM HONG
A PROPOS DE HOR NAM HONG
Extraits du livre écrit en français par Ong Thong Hoeung, intitulé "J'ai cru aux Khmers rouges", publié en 2003 aux éditions Buchet/Chastel.
Ong Thong Hoeung , qui vit maintenant en Belgique, a été prisonnier des Khmer rouges de 1976 à 1979. Il a été incarcéré notamment dans le fameux camp de rééducation (la "prison sans murs") de Boeng Trabek où se trouvait aussi Hor Nam Hong, l'actuel ministre des affaires étrangères du régime de Phnom Penh.
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Là, Hor Nam Hong, le président du [camp] B32, nous reçoit et nous demande de le suivre [Ong Thong Hoeung venait d'être admis au camp B32 avec son épouse et leur petite fille]. [Page 219].Mes interlocuteurs [codétenus au camp B32 où Ong Thong Hoeung venait d'arriver] précisent que Hor Nam Hong et Van Piny [l'ancien président du camp B32, juste avant Hor Nam Hong] ont été les instruments dociles de Savân [le chef Khmer rouge qui supervisait, sous la direction de Ieng Sary, le complexe pénitencier de Boeng Trabek formé par les camps B30, B31 et B32], et qu'ils ont maltraité ceux dont ils avaient la responsabilité. Cela, personne ne semble prêt à l'oublier. [Page 221].
A la fin d'octobre [1978], une réunion se tient en présence de Ieng Sary, pour doter le camp B32 d'une nouvelle équipe de direction. (…). Hor Nam Hong a été maintenu dans sa fonction de président, à la tête d'un comité de cinq membres. [Page 221].
Les bonnes relations entre Ieng Sary et Hor Nam Hong m'intriguent. [Page 221].
Presque tous les autres membres du courant modéré [formé d'intellectuels et de diplomates de l'ancien régime] ont disparu [tués par les Khmer rouges]. Il ne reste plus que Chan Youran et Hor Nam Hong, devenus des fidèles serviteurs de l'Angkar [l'Organisation des Khmers rouges]. [Page 222].
On en parle [s'agissant d'un "Livre noir" sur les "agissements criminels des Vietnamiens" que venait de publier le régime de Pol Pot], d'autant que Hor Nam Hong et Pech Bun Tong ont passé presque une journée à traduire ce livre en khmer. [Page 223].
3 janvier 1979. On nous ordonne de nous réunir d'urgence pour écouter So Hong, le bras droit de Ieng Sary. [Page 223].
5 janvier 1979. Soudain, Hor Nam Hong arrive en courant. Il revient d'une réunion urgente avec So Hong. [Page 225].
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COMMENT DEVIENT-ON PRESIDENT DE CAMP ?
COMMENT DEVIENT-ON PRESIDENT DE CAMP ?
Ong Thong Hoeung qui a été emprisonné successivement dans les camps B30 et B32, décrit les intrigues entre ceux qui, parmi les détenus, aspiraient à devenir président de camp. Voici ce qu'il dit à propos du camp B30.
La vie à Boeng Trabek a été un enfer, sous la férule de Savân et de ses hommes de main To Ti Pheak, Try Meng Huot et Ek [trois codétenus qui se battaient entre eux pour gagner les bonnes grâces du chef Khmer rouge Savân].
"Regarde Try Meng Huot, me dit un ami proche [un codétenu]. (…). Il nous a fait beaucoup de mal. Il était un instrument docile, manipulé par Savân. Pour se faire bien voir, il lui fallait trouver des boucs émissaires et il a notamment jeté en pâture à ses maîtres les autres membres du comité [de prisonniers], notamment Tun Chot Sirinn [qui a été envoyé à la mort], qui se montrait compréhensif envers les habitants du camp. Try Meng Huot pensait que pour prendre la place de Sirinn, il fallait le renverser. Tant pis pour l'amitié. Pour Try Meng Huot, la seule chose qui comptait, c'était d'arriver à ses fins." [Page 207].
Au camp B32, Hor Nam Hong s'est-il comporté comme Try Meng Huot au camp B30? Van Piny, a-t-il été une victime comme Tun Chot Sirinn?
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