| July 21, 2006 |
Ta Mok dies in Preah Ket Mealea Military
Hospital. |
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| July 3, 2006 |
ECCC Legal Personnel takes their oaths in
Royal Palace. |
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| June 28, 2006 |
Ta Mok is reported to be seriously ill. |
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| May 28-29, 2006 |
Lessons Learned Conference in Bangkok. A joint
effort of East-West Center and UC Berkeley War Crimes Studies Center. To
read more, click here. |
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| May 7, 2006 |
ECCC Legal Personnel is appointed by Royal
Decree of King of Cambodia Norodom Sihamoni. |
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| May 4, 2006 |
Supreme Council of Magistracy selects ECCC
Legal Personnel. |
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Trial Chamber Judges: |
Silvia Cartwright (New
Zealand) |
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Jean-Marc Lavergne (France) |
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Thou Mony (Cambodia) |
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Nil Nonn (Cambodia) |
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Ya Sokhan (Cambodia) |
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Claudia Fenz (Austria) Reserve |
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You Ottara (Cambodia) Reserve |
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| Supreme Court Judges: |
Chandra Nihal Jayasinghe (Sri Lanka) |
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Agnieszka Klonowiecka-Milart (Poland) |
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Ya Narin (Cambodia) |
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Motoo Noguchi (Japan) |
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Sin Rith (Cambodia) |
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Som Sereyvuth (Cambodia) |
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Kong Srim (Cambodia) |
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Martin Karopkin (USA) Reserve |
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Mong Monichariya (Cambodia) Reserve |
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Co-Investigating Judges:
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Marcel Lemonde (France) |
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You Bun Leng (Cambodia) |
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Thong Ol (Cambodia) Reserve |
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International (To be announced) Reserve |
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Co-Prosecutors: |
Chea Leang (Cambodia) |
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Robert Petit (Canada) |
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Paul Coffey (USA) Reserve |
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Chuon Sun Leng (Cambodia) Reserve |
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Pre-Trial Chamber Judges: |
Rowan Downing (Australia) |
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Prak Kimsan (Cambodia) |
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Katinka Lahuis (Netherlands) |
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Ney Thol (Cambodia) |
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Hout Vuthy (Cambodia) |
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Pen Pichsaly (Cambodia) Reserve |
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International (none) Reserve |
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| Mar. 14, 2006 |
UN and the Government of Cambodia sign last
legal logistical and administrative agreements before start of ECCC:
agreements on safety, security, and supplementary arrangements regarding the ECCC and its premises. |
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| Mar. 8, 2006 |
UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan submits a list
of nominees for international legal experts of ECCC to Prime Minister of
Cambodia Hun Sen. |
| Nominees for international judges |
| Silvia Cartwright (New
Zealand) |
| Claudia Fenz (Austria) |
| Chandra Nihal Jayasinghe (Sri Lanka) |
| Martin Karopkin (USA) |
| Agnieszka Klonowiecka-Milart (Poland) |
| Jean-Marc Lavergne (France) |
| Motoo Noguchi (Japan) |
| Supreme Council of
Magistracy of Cambodia will from the list of seven nominees appoint five
sitting judges (2 to Trial Chamber; 3 to Supreme Court Chamber) and two
reserve judges. |
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| Nominees for international co-investigating judge |
Marcel Lemonde (France) |
Second nominee to be
submitted later |
| Supreme Council of
Magistracy of Cambodia will from the list of two international
nominees appoint an investigating judge and a reserve investigating
judge. |
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| Nominees for international co-prosecutor |
| Paul
Coffey (USA) |
| Robert
Petit (Canada) |
| Supreme Council of
Magistracy of Cambodia will from the list of two international nominees
appoint a prosecutor and a reserve prosecutor. |
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Nominees for international judges of Pre-Trial Chamber |
Rowan
Downing (Australia) |
Katinka
Lahuis (Netherlands) |
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| Feb. 9, 2006 |
The representatives of ECCC Office of
Administration Sean Visoth (Cambodia) and Michelle Lee (UN) announce that
ECCC prosecutors are expected to arrive mid-2006, and the trials should
begin in 2007. |
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| Feb. 6, 2006 |
The ECCC Office of Administration, directed by
Sean Visoth (Cambodia), is officially established in Phnom Penh after UN administrative staff to ECCC led by
Michelle Lee joins the Cambodian administrative staff. |
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| Jan. 18, 2006 |
Part of new Royal Cambodian Armed Forces
headquarters at Kambol is handed over to serve as premises of ECCC. |
| (For photos of premises, click here). |
