Faculty
of Law and Public Affairs
Clinical Legal Education Program
Evidence and Khmer Rouge Tribunal
What: Conference on “Rules of Evidence Likely to Be Used by
Extraordinary Chambers and Application of Existing Evidence”
When:
Where: PUC South Campus, Conference Hall, Fourth
Floor
The
conference will focus on the rules of evidence admissible within international
tribunals and explore evidence likely to be applied within the Extraordinary
Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia for the Prosecution of Crimes Committed
during the Period of Democratic Kampuchea (EC). Comprised of two sections; the
first part will interpolate on available evidence that may be used in the EC
while the second part will interpret the rules of evidence as reflected by
evidentiary admissibility.
The
conference will serve as the final project and a representation of the
scholastic achievement of the students in the Prevention of Genocide and Crime Against Humanity Class taught by
Prof. Stan Starygin. The students are responsible for both, organizational work
and the presentation of their research topics.
All students, staff and faculty members are cordially invited to attend.
Free snacks and drinks will be provided.
For
further inquiries please contact: Phun Vidjia, Tel: 012 220 636, p_vidjia@yahoo.com or TITH Lay, Tel: 012 632361, tith_lay@yahoo.com