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ERN>01580679</ERN> ERN>01580679</ERN> D360 4 Annex IV Cham Victims Village Commune Witness Excerpt Summary of Evidence Calculation of Included or Not in Final Proportion of Location of Sector Date D Minimum no of Calculations and Cham Killing Burial Cham Victims Explanation Targeted 1 Kampong Siem District Ou Chhleung Kaoh Roka MOM Q How many families of new’ people and Cham were there in On Chhleung Village Three incidents of Included All the Cham Not Specified 41 After the Village Commune Sroeumg A8 The arrests of the Cham were made many times once every three to four days from three families in the village arrival of the Kampong Siem D219 59 three to fourfamilies at a time until all were gone Children and elders were among those comprising four Southwest District arrested people 36 Zone Kaoh Roka Total 36 Included Commune Kokor Yob Li A39 In 1973 There weren 7 any Cham in Kokor Muoy There were about 200 Cham Kampong Krabei Not included 714 727 Not Specified 41 Not specified Commune D219 706 families in Kokor 2 about 150 Cham families in Chamkar 30 and 727 Cham families in 714 families 98 Kampong Siem Kampong Krabei comprising four Witness cannot not specify District A3 8 However now only Khmer live there people 2856 what happened to the Cham A23 [After DK] there were no Cham people Kampong Krabei village was full ofKhmer or when as he was people There was only one house where 13 families stayed because the rest ofthe houses had evacuated been taken Kampong Kokor TES Roun A7 A9 470 500 Cham families lived in Kampong Krabei Village each family containing 3 7 20 families Not included due to risk of All the Cham Not Specified 41 1977 1978 Krabei Commune D219 709 members comprising four double counting in the village Kampong Siem A13 A22 A28 A30 A few months after the Khmer Rouge arrived in 1975 all but 20 people 80 District families were evacuated The families were sent to “Dei Sa’’ and Trean Cadre at the District Level who could not speak Khmer clearly ordered the arrest of men and women at Dei Sa A3 8 All of the families living in in the village were killed A53 From 1977 and 1978 the intense killings started Kokor Total 0 Included Commune Krala Commune KHOEM A13 Whole Cham families including the young and the old were arrested and seen being Three groups of Not included due to risk of NA Tuol Beng When Prak Kampong Siem Neary walked past the tailoring unit in Krala Commune towards Tuol Beng their ‘palms were Cham families double counting witness Security Centre Yut was District D117 42 punchedfrom one side to another and strings were put and tied through the punched palms comprising four does not specify where these District A5 A6 This was when Prak Yut was District Secretary people 12 Cham were from Secretary Trapeang Krala Commune PHLONG Han ERN 00797011 It is true that in the village there were Cham families A messenger had Not Specified NA All the Cham Tuol Beng or Wat 41 1976 Russei Village Kampong Siem D219 119 1 2 brought an order saying that all ofthefamilies men women and children had to be put on to in the village Phnom Pros District ox carts and taken elsewhere I do not know’ if they were sent to the two execution sites on the hills or the one at the Wat Phnom Pros security centre These families disappearedforever Trapeang Krala Commune MUOK Q In your supplementary victim information form you mentioned that you saw about 100 100 Cham families Included All the Cham Not Specified 41 30 April 1978 Russei Village Kampong Siem Sengly Cham families being taken from Trapeang Ruessei Village by ox cart comprising four This witness’s basis of in the village District D219 502 A26 Initially those Cham families were brought from communes along the Mekong people 400 Cham knowledge is stronger than River About one year later on 30 April 1978 they started transporting them away they IEM Channy witness transported them a few at a time over a period ofmany days below and the evidence is Q Did any Cham still live in your village after that more detailed A31 No Cham remained Trapeang Krala Commune IEM Channy A22 They invited all villagers especially hundreds of Cham ethnics in Trapeang Russei 200 Not included All the Cham Not Specified 41 A23 1978 Russei Village Kampong Siem D117 46 Village to eat as much as they wanted I also attended and ate at this party The next morning in the village District I obseiwed that it was quiet in Trapeang Russei Village and all Cham ethnics the old and the Reasons listed above young disappeared Trapeang Krala Commune KEO Theary A5 In 1977 five of the Cham families were arrested from the village Five families family Not included All of the Not Specified 41 1977 Russei Village Kampong Siem D219 113 A7 Only those five Cham families were living in Trapeang Ruessei Village at that time comprising four Witness was not originally Cham in the District people 20 from this village and her village at the ~~~ ERN>01580680</ERN> D360 4 Annex IV Cham Victims Village Commune Witness Excerpt Summary of Evidence Calculation of Included or Not in Final Proportion of Location of Sector Date D Minimum no of Calculations and Cham Killing Burial Cham Victims Explanation Targeted numbers vary significantly time from those above Trapeang Krala Commune NY Huon A84 One Cham family was evacuated to my village That Cham family lived there for about One family Included All the Cham Not Specified 41 When Prak Chrey Village Kampong Siem D219 159 one month and then they too disappeared comprising four in the village Yut was on District people 4 the District Committee Toul ~ eng Krala Commune SBONG Yann A8 1 used to see the arrests ofabout 30 ethnic Cham each time until no ethnic Cham Three instances of Included All the Cham Tuol Beng 41 The end of Village Kampong Siem D117 43 remained around the end of1977 They were walkedfrom Kampong Siem District Office 30 people 90 in Tuol Beng Security Centre 1977 District towards Tuol Beng Village Tuol Beng Kampong Siem THAN Yang A16 Civil party applicant saw a mixture of Cham and Khmer people being arrested in groups 20 Not included to avoid double Not specified Tuol Beng 41 After arrival Village District D219 136 after a meeting with Prak Yut and walked towards Tuol Beng counting Security Centre of Prak Yut about one A21 A22 On a separate occasion about 20 Cham including children were seen being before walked towards Tuol Beng Village and were never seen again year arrival of Vietnamese Trapeang Tras Krala Commune SUM A62 At that time there were five Cham families living in that village all the Cham families Five families Included All the Cham Wat Phnom Pros 41 A15 1977 Village Kampong Siem Chanythol were taken to stay at Angkuonh Dei Schoolfor one night The next day some cooks walked comprising four Witness spoke to one of the in Trapeang District D219 472 past the school and they saw all ofthose Cham families were being loaded onto the truck to people 20 Cham families who were Tras Village the east ofPhnom Pros Phnom Srey Mountains being taken away A64 Afterwards there were no Cham families left in the village Trapeang Tras Krala Commune Aok Chanty A2 After the arrival of the Southwest Cadre in 1977 almost eight Cham families amongst Eight families Not Included All the Cham Tuol Beng 41 1977 Village Kampong Siem D117 47 200 villagers in Trapeang Tras Village Krala Commune were taken to be killed at Tuol Beng comprising four This witness’s basis of in Trapeang Security Centre or District or Phnom Pros however it is unclear how the witness knows this people 32 knowledge is weaker than Tras Village Wat Phnom Pros SUM Chanythol’s above Trapeang Tras Krala Commune VAN A18 A21 The Chief of Trapeang Tras Village claims all the Cham had been arrested by the Not Specified NA All the Cham Not Specified 41 Prior to 1978 Village Kampong Siem Chhunseng time he become village chief in 1978 in Trapeang District D219 232 Tras Village Adoung Pou Krala Commune LENG Ra Al A8 Three or four Cham families were evacuated to Adoung Pou Village Krala 13 Included All of the Wat Phnom Pros 41 After Village Kampong Siem D219 859 Commune there were three of four members in each family around 13 14 people in total Cham in or in the vicinity Southwest District A79 A86 Two or three months after the southwest zone arrived the Cham and Vietnamese Adoung Pou Zone arrival people in the village disappeared The witness woke up in the morning they had all Village disappeared Krala Total 527 Included Commune Tuol Chambak Trean Commune TOEM Thim A10 A11 A18 15 Cham families came from Rokar Commune and disappeared by 1979 15 Cham families Included All the Cham A29 A location 41 A24 25 A29 Village Kampong Siem D219 707 A34 40 The witness did not see the Cham being killed but the morning after the arrest he comprising four in Tuol in the same After District was ordered to bury the dead bodies of 15 families at Trapeang ~~ Sokh including children people 60 Chambak village Southwest and the elderly Village Zone arrival Veal Kriel Trean Commune DIN Sreav A14 A15 about 45 Cham families were evacuated to Veal Kriel Village Trean Commune 45 Cham families Included All the Cham A31 33 An old 41 1977 after the Village Kampong Siem D219 708 Kampong Siem District in 1976 from the East Zone comprising four families in Village called arrival of the District A21 A40 Three or four months after they arrived they were all taken to be killed There was people minus one Veal Kriel Veal Pring they Southwest only one Cham survivor 179 Village except were buried in a Zone one survivor well Chrak Sdao Trean Commune THANIm A22 All of the Cham people in Kampong Siem District
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