Founding the Center for Justice & Reconciliation

www.cjr-cam.org

(CJR is now a major project of CIVICUS: Center for Cambodian Civic Education)

Introducing CJR at the

10th Anniversary of German Civil Peace Service at Press Conference

(Berlin, 18 Aug. 2009)

Theary Seng's conversation with praCh Ly's Mujestic

A Discussion with Theary Seng, Founder, Cambodian Center for Justice & Reconciliation and CIVICUS: Center for Cambodian Civic Education

Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs at Georgetown University, 17 Sept. 2010 (reproduced on KI-Media)

National Conference on Victims Participation – Moving Forward, Together: Transforming Killing Fields into Healing, Living Fields

Victims of Khmer Rouge regime raising their hands to Theary Seng's query who have lost a wife, a husband, a mother, a father, children between April 1975 to Jan. 1979, as ECCC officials and representatives of Victims' Association looked on (Pannasastra University, 11 Dec. 2009).  More photos . . .

Madam Im Chaem, speculated by media to be one of 5 in list of additional prosecutions at the CJR public forum in Anlong Veng, 9 April 2010.

Public Forum

Transforming Killing Fields to Healing, Living Fields:

Advent of Duch Verdict

(PUC Auditorium Phnom Penh, 23 July 2010)

Panelists: ECCC Lars Olsen, Olympian/Civil Party Rob Hamill, Tuol Sleng survivor Bou Meng, historian David Chandler, British Ambassador Andrew Mace, acting chief of Victims Support Section Rong Chhorng, OCIJ Dr. Meas Bora, Michelle Staggs-Kelsall, civil party Chea Theara, civil party Oum Suphany (Phnom Penh, 23 July 2010)

Theary Seng as moderator/host with donor TAF country representative Gavin Tritt and others in audience (Phnom Penh, 23 July 2010)

MORE PHOTOS and ECCC Inventory Campaign . . .