In partnership with the Ministry of Justice, IBJ Cambodia held a four-day training event on fact finding skills and trial preparation. IBJ’s Training Director, Kellie Krake, joined IBJ’s local staff and partners to conduct...
Cambodia ratified the UN Convention Against Torture over 18 years ago. Torture, however, remains the simplest and cheapest mechanism to extract a confession. Mr V is evidence that this practice is very much prevalent...
On 13 August, International Bridges to Justice (IBJ) brought together their Cambodian staff for a retreat. Twenty-five Khmer staff, our Cambodian Program Officer, and two Legal Interns joined Mr. Sanjeewa Liyanage, the International Program...
The Ministry of Justice held a three-day seminar in Pursat, this week to educate judicial officials about the new Penal Code. The event takes place as the government completes its codification of the Penal...
As a part of my graduate studies at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy I will spend 13 weeks as a Legal Intern for International Bridges to Justice (IBJ). The work of IBJ...
After the prison we headed to the Provincial Court and met with the Chief Prosecutor,...
When we left Prey Veng one afternoon we began a long journey to go to Pursat...
I have always wondered how these lawyers will adjust to working in remote provinces with...
Visiting IBJ offices in provinces was something I eagerly awaited. My first visit was to...
Ed. Note: Part 1 of reflections on IBJ International Program Director Sanjeewa Liyanage’s Visit to Cambodia in 2010 I always look forward to visiting Cambodia. In early February this year I arrived in Phnom...
