Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia

Twitter feed of the Khmer Rouge Tribunal in the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC), located in Phnom Penh.

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"At ECCC, DV-Cam tapes preserve the full audiovisual record of trial proceedings - capturing voices, testimonies, historical truth, and moments of justice. These recordings are carefully archived to ensure long-term preservation and access for future generations."

ECCC International Archive Week 2026
📅 From 8-12 June 2026 📍 ECCC Resource Centre
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"Inter-generational dialogue at the ECCC brings together Civil Parties and students to share experiences of suffering under the Khmer Rouge regime. This helps bridge generations, preserving lived memory and educating youth on history, justice, and reconciliation."

ECCC International Archive Week 2026
📅 From 8-12 June 2026 📍 ECCC Resource Centre
https://t.co/RgUcjjA477
Register Here ៖ https://t.co/5MUlrGVSbD

🎟 Freeentry!

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📸 Smiles, memories, and a celebration of history!
ECCC management, staff members, and members of the public are already joining the excitement by taking photos at our International Archives Week 2026 photo booth.
As we count down to this special event, we invite you to discover the vital role archives play in preserving truth, supporting justice, and safeguarding Cambodia’s history for future generations.
📅 8–12 June 2026
📍 ECCC Resource Centre
🎟 Free Admission
Stay tuned for more exciting activities and don't forget to register in advance to secure your place!
Register here: https://t.co/HseOhUAAKs
#IAW2026 #InternationalArchivesWeek #ECCC #ArchivesForEveryone #PreservingHistory #Cambodia

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On 5 June 2026, the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) hosted a discussion meeting on the Training of Trainers (ToT) Program on Transitional Justice in Cambodia. The meeting was chaired by H.E. Kranh Tony, Secretary of State of the Office of the Council of Ministers and Acting Director of Administration of the ECCC.
Before the formal session commenced, participants were given a guided tour of the ECCC courtroom and archives, providing valuable insights into the Court’s mandate, achievements, and ongoing residual functions. The visit offered participants a unique opportunity to explore how the ECCC has contributed to justice, accountability, and historical preservation in Cambodia.
The program concluded with engaging presentations and discussions on transitional justice in Cambodia, encouraging participants to reflect on the lessons learned from the Khmer Rouge period and the importance of preserving these experiences for future generations.
The discussions were facilitated by our distinguished trainers, H.E. Thaung Socheat, Secretary of State of the Office of the Council of Ministers and Senior Management Official of the ECCC, and Mr. Oliver Wiechmann, Representative of GIZ Cambodia and Ms. Karina Theurer whose expertise enriched the exchange of ideas and perspectives throughout the session.

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On June 5, 2026, a total of 848 students, including 498 females, from Hun Sen Phnom Santuk High School actively participated in an outreach program conducted by the ECCC Mobile Resource Center, which arrived at their school. The program aimed to enhance students’ understanding of Khmer Rouge history and the judicial process of the ECCC in seeking justice for victims.

During the program, students engaged in presentations, group discussions, Q&A sessions, and watched documentary videos related to key cases and significant verdicts against Khmer Rouge leaders. This participation not only strengthened their knowledge of law and history but also encouraged youth to appreciate the values of peace, human rights, and the importance of preventing such atrocities from happening again.

Through this outreach activity, the ECCC continues its mission to pass on knowledge to younger generations, ensuring that history is not forgotten and that justice is respected and preserved in Cambodian society.

#ECCC #KhmerRougeTrials #JusticeForCambodia #CambodianHistory

[Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia @KRTribunal]

📚 What is International Archives Week 2026 at the ECCC?
Join us in exploring the vital role archives play in preserving truth, supporting justice, and safeguarding Cambodia’s history for future generations.
Through exhibitions, interactive activities, and educational experiences, discover how archives help document the past, promote accountability, and inspire future generations.
📅 Date: 8–12 June 2026
📍Venue: ECCC Resource Centre
📌Location: https://t.co/RgUcjjA477
🎟 Free Admission
Register now and be part of this meaningful journey through history: https://t.co/GPYRWibTsL
#InternationalArchivesWeek2026 #IAW2026 #ECCC #ArchivesForAll #PreservingHistory #CambodiaHistory #TruthAndJustice

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The original case files are securely preserved in the ECCC's archive to ensure their long-term protection and accessibility. The volumes displayed in Sala Yuttikar ('Justice Hall') illustrate the scale and complexity of the judicial process—from preliminary investigation and judicial investigation to trial and appeal.

ECCC International Archive Week 2026
📅 From 8-12 June 2026 📍 ECCC Resource Centre
https://t.co/RgUcjjzwhz
Register Here ៖ https://t.co/5MUlrGVkm5

🎟 Freeentry!

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Only 4 days to go until the International Archives Week 2026 (IAW 2026)!
📅 June 8–12, 2026
📍 ECCC Resource Center
Register now via the link below:
https://t.co/5MUlrGVSbD
Location:
https://t.co/RgUcjjA477
🎟 Free admission!

#IAW2026 #InternationalArchivesWeek #ECCC #Archives #History #Memory #Justice

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On June 04, 2026, a total of 1,960 students, including 1125 females, from Hun Sen Krava High School actively participated in an outreach program conducted by the ECCC Mobile Resource Center, which arrived at their school. The program aimed to enhance students’ understanding of Khmer Rouge history and the judicial process of ECCC in seeking justice for victims.

During the program, students engaged in presentations, group discussions, Q&A sessions, and watched documentary videos related to key cases and significant verdicts against Khmer Rouge leaders. This participation not only strengthened their knowledge of law and history but also encouraged youth to appreciate the values of peace, human rights, and the importance of preventing such atrocities from happening again.

Through this outreach activity, the ECCC continues its mission to pass on knowledge to younger generations, ensuring that history is not forgotten and that justice is respected and preserved in Cambodian society.

#ECCC #KhmerRougeTrials #JusticeForCambodia #CambodianHistory

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On the morning of June 04 , 2026, the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) was pleased to welcome 200 students from the Toul Kbel high school, located in Kompong Thom province.

During this educational visit, the participants gained in-depth knowledge about the history of the Khmer Rouge and the ECCC’s key mission in seeking justice for victims of the genocidal regime.

In addition to attending presentations, participants visited the resource library and learned how to use the ECCC Legacy website, a valuable digital archive that provides access to important documents for research and further learning about the justice process in Cambodia.

Moreover, the students also participated in the first ECCC Book Fair organized to commemorate the National Day of Remembrance.

#ECCC #KhmerRougeTrials #CambodianHistory #Justice #PeaceBuilding #Education #OutreachProgram

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⏳ Please Stop Scrolling!
Take a moment to register and join us in celebrating International Archives Week 2026 at the ECCC.
Discover the vital role archives play in preserving truth, supporting justice, and safeguarding Cambodia’s history for future generations.
📅 Date: 8–12 June 2026
📍 Venue: ECCC Resource Centre https://t.co/RgUcjjA477
🎟️ Free Admission
Register now and be part of this meaningful journey through history: https://t.co/5MUlrGVSbD
#InternationalArchivesWeek #IAW2026 #ECCC #Archives #History #Justice #Cambodia #MemoryAndTruth

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On June 3, 2026, a total of 836 students, including 488 females, from Ta Ork High School actively participated in an outreach program conducted by the ECCC Mobile Resource Center, which arrived at their school. The program aimed to enhance students’ understanding of Khmer Rouge history and the judicial process of the ECCC in seeking justice for victims.

During the program, students engaged in presentations, group discussions, Q&A sessions, and watched documentary videos related to key cases and significant verdicts against Khmer Rouge leaders. This participation not only strengthened their knowledge of law and history but also encouraged youth to appreciate the values of peace, human rights, and the importance of preventing such atrocities from happening again.

Through this outreach activity, the ECCC continues its mission to pass on knowledge to younger generations, ensuring that history is not forgotten and that justice is respected and preserved in Cambodian society.

#ECCC #KhmerRougeTrials #JusticeForCambodia #CambodianHistory

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On the morning of June 3, 2026, the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) was pleased to welcome 200 teachers and students from Bun Rany Hun Sen Kampong Trabek High School.

During this educational visit, students and teachers gained in-depth knowledge about the history of the Khmer Rouge and the ECCC’s key mission in seeking justice for victims of the genocidal regime.

In addition to attending presentations, participants visited the Resource Library and learned how to use the ECCC Legacy Website, a valuable digital archive that provides access to important documents for research and further learning about the justice process in Cambodia.

#ECCC #KhmerRougeTrials #CambodianHistory #Justice #PeaceBuilding #Education #OutreachProgram

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Opportunity to Gain Hands-On Experience During International Archives Week 2026 (IAW 2026)

8–12 June 2026
ECCC Resource Centre
Free Admission
Join us to explore the vital role of archives in preserving truth, supporting justice, and enhancing historical understanding for future generations.
Reserve your spot now:
https://t.co/5MUlrGVkm5

Location:https://t.co/RdjlLzP0tM

We look forward to welcoming you to International Archives Week 2026 and sharing how archives contribute to truth, memory, and justice.

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On June 2, 2026, a total of 934 students, including 532 females, from Hun Sen Rung Roeung High School actively participated in an outreach program conducted by the ECCC Mobile Resource Center, which arrived at their school. The program aimed to enhance students’ understanding of Khmer Rouge history and the judicial process of the ECCC in seeking justice for victims.

During the program, students engaged in presentations, group discussions, Q&A sessions, and watched documentary videos related to key cases and significant verdicts against Khmer Rouge leaders. This participation not only strengthened their knowledge of law and history but also encouraged youth to appreciate the values of peace, human rights, and the importance of preventing such atrocities from happening again.

Through this outreach activity, the ECCC continues its mission to pass on knowledge to younger generations, ensuring that history is not forgotten and that justice is respected and preserved in Cambodian society.

#ECCC #KhmerRougeTrials #JusticeForCambodia #CambodianHistory

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On June 01, 2026, a total of 2330 students, including 1267 females, from ReaksmeySophoan High School actively participated in an outreach program conducted by the ECCC Mobile Resource Center, which arrived at their school. The program aimed to enhance students’ understanding of Khmer Rouge history and the judicial process of ECCC in seeking justice for victims.

During the program, students engaged in presentations, group discussions, Q&A sessions, and watched documentary videos related to key cases and significant verdicts against Khmer Rouge leaders. This participation not only strengthened their knowledge of law and history but also encouraged youth to appreciate the values of peace, human rights, and the importance of preventing such atrocities from happening again.

Through this outreach activity, the ECCC continues its mission to pass on knowledge to younger generations, ensuring that history is not forgotten and that justice is respected and preserved in Cambodian society.

#ECCC #KhmerRougeTrials #JusticeForCambodia #CambodianHistory

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សប្តាហ៍បណ្ណសារអន្តរជាតិឆ្នាំ ២០២៦ (IAW 2026)
នៅមជ្ឈមណ្ឌលធនធាន អ.វ.ត.

IAW 2026 at the ECCC Resource Centre

A week-long public programme at the ECCC Resource Centre exploring the role of archives in justice, collective memory, and public awareness through guided visits, interactive activities, training sessions, and public talks.

Join us in celebrating International Archives Week 2026! The ECCC Resource Centre will host a series of activities under the theme #ArchivesForJustice: Rights, Memory & Futures, inviting the public to rediscover the important role of archives in preserving truth, supporting justice, and shaping future generations’ understanding of history.

From 9 to 12 June 2026, the Centre will be open to the public and will offer:

Guided tours to Sala Yuttikar (Justice Hall)

Collective Reflection Wall – inviting visitors to share reflections on memory, justice, and the future
Training sessions on how to navigate and use the ECCC Digital Archive
Guided tours to the ECCC Archives
Public talk sessions: “Archives for Justice”
This programme forms part of the ECCC’s continuing efforts to preserve and share the legacy of the Khmer Rouge trials through archival preservation, public access, and educational outreach.

Join us to celebrate #IAW2026 and discover how archives connect people to justice, memory, rights, and the future.

Book Your Spot Now៖https://t.co/a2cWqCReX2

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