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Microsoft Office 2000 mCÄmNÐlÉkßrkm<úCa Documentation Center of Cambodia List of Promoting Accoutability Project in Pursat province Team Leader: Long Dany PTI= Pursat Interview PTI Name Source Sex Note Position in KR Interviewee Relationship T/Page Date Place of Interview 1 Doem Kimheat N/A M Alive Mobil Unit Doem Kimheat Owner 2/28 Mar 26, Svaydaunkeo village, 2005 Svaydaunkeo sub-district, Bakan district. 2 Von aka Tuy I03010 M Disappeared Collective Chief Pril Phan Older Sister 2/27 Mar 24, Preyyuk village, Talo sub- 2005 district, Bakan district. 3 Hien Mattny I08465 M Disappeared Train Driver Sim Thorn Nephew-in-law 1/16 Mar 21, Svay Luong village, Svayluong 2005 sub-district, Kandieng sub- district. 4 An At K07459 M Disappeared District Chum Rum Mother 1/18 Mar 16, Boeng Romeas village, Boeng Messenger 2005 sub-district, Bakan district. 5 Tao Mim N/A M Alive Collective Chief Tao Mim Owner 1/16 Mar 23, Wat Leap village, Sya sub- 2005 district, Kangdieng district. 6 Laut I03065 F Disappeared N/A Pril Phan Older sister 27 Mar 24, Preyyuk village, Talo sub- +PTI0002 (0) 2005 district, Bakan district. 7 Nung Chiem N/A M Alive Plowing Unit Nung Chiem Owner 1/25 Mar 21, Boeng Khpuos village, Sre Som 2005 sub-distric, Kandieng district. 8 Koam Thet I10717 M Arrested Student Saom Thach Wife 1/23 Mar 23, Pralay village, Preynhy sub- 2005 district, Sampeou Meas district. 9 Sam Minh ka Sinh I10105 M Arrested Ordinary People Loeung Khan Chief of village 0 Mar 14, Thkao Tuch village, Ansa 2005 Champak sub-district, Kra Kor district. 10 Sang Son aka Sy I06811 M Unknown Soldier Loeung Khan Chief of village 0 Mar 14, Thkaoltauch village, Ansa 2005 Champak sub-district, Kra Kor district. 11 Nhem Ya aka Yam I07759 M Arrested Driver of Sawmill Sao Pauch Brother-in-law 0 Mar 14, Samaong village, Kbal Trach Factory 2005 sub-district,Krakor district. 12 Srey Chhoam I08464 M Arrested Railway Station Ou Chhon Nephew 0 Mar 15, Trapeang Smach village, Documentation Center of Cambodia Searching for the Truth: Memory & Justice EsVgrkKrBit edIm, IK rcg©M nig yutþiFm‘’ 66 Preah Sihanouk Blvd. P.O.Box 1110 Phnom Penh Cambodia t (855-23) 211-875 f (855-23) 210-358 [email protected] www.dccam.org Worker 2005 Kbaltrach sub-district, Krakor district. 13 Ok Som I08715 M Unknown Railway Station Nuot Sem Villager 0 Mar 15, Chheu Thom village, Chheu Worker Po Som Villager 2005 Thom sub-district, Krakor Chum Hean Villager district. 14 Sok Khon I09835 M Unknown Soldier of Ut Choeung Chief of village 0 Mar 16, Banteay Krang village, Anlung Division 310 2005 Tnot sub-district, Krakor district. 15 Ratt Ngam I09677 M Unknown Battalion Soeu Tim Villager 0 Mar 16, Tram village, Thnaot Chum Logistics Soldier Pin Hiep Villager 2005 sub-district, Krakor district. 16 Pall Pakk I08327 M Alive Commerce Hin Ky Brother-in-law 0 Mar 16, Peam village, Trapeang Phang Kann rin Husband 2005 sub-district, Bakan district. 17 Pot Un I03077 M Disappeared Soldier Maok Moeun Nephew 0 Mar 16, Tasas village, Ptahrung sub- 2005 district, Phnom Kravanh district. 18 Him Ket K03478 F Disappeared Railway Station Dum Roem Cousin 0 Mar 17, Sting Tauch village, Raleap Worker Kuy Phy 2005 sub-district, Sampeou Meas district. 19 Sos Tort aka I08540 M Disappeared Group Chief of Sou Ky Step mother 0 Mar 17, Roleap village, Roleap sub- Saramakhann Division 290 2005 district, Sampeou district. 20 Thang Khengpou aka I10103 M Disappeared Soldier Ching Neikav Mother 0 Mar 17, Prenhy Speantha sub-district, Aun 2005 Sampeou Meas district. 21 Em Horn aka Sok K03476 F Unknown Worker Mam Lai Villager 0 Mar 17, Sathany village, Svay At sub- 2005 district, Sampoeu Meas district Pursat province. 22 Eng Dema K03470 F Unknown Worker Mam Lai Villager 0 Mar 17, Sathany village, Svatt At sub- 2005 district, Sampoeu Meas district Pursat province. 23 Tauch Thoeun K02002 F Disappeared Railway Station Tauch Pouch Cousin 0 Mar 18, Phsar Leu village, Phsar Leu K03477 Worker 2005 sub-district, Sampeou Meas district. 24 Try Yoeun I09255 M Disappeared Railway Station Hin sarin aka Younger Sister 0 Mar 18, Koh village, Rorlork sub- Worker Kakk 2005 district, Sampeou Meas district. 25 Chann Chrip aka Kry K00120 F Unknown Children Unit Pen Souy Villager 0 Mar 18, Lorlork village, Lorlork sub- Pall Peoun Villager 2005 district, Sampeou Meas district. 26 Song Hakk aka Sach I10414 M Unknown Soldier Nao An Villager 0 Mar 18, Phsar Leu village, Lorlork Sa Chey Villager 2005 sub-district, Sampeou Meas Puth Chhoeung Villager district. PTI – Page 2 of 8 27 Sin Dam I09248 M Disappeared Railway Station Sin Hin Younger 0 Mar 18, O Sdao village, Ptahprey sub- Worker brother 2005 district, Sampeou Meas district. 28 Duong Davuth I09107 M Unknown Electric Power Pakk Pan Villager 0 Mar 19, Veal((SparKraom)sub-district, Worker Ouch Hai 2005 Kandieng district. Cheng Sieng Thi Koeng 29 Yin Laom I09097 M Unknown Electric Power Pakk Pan Villager 0 Mar 19, Veal (SparKraom)sub-district, Worker Ouch Hai 2005 Kandieng district. Cheng Sieng Thi Koeng 30 Toek Yen K00844 F Disappeared Railway Station Hen Han Younger Sister 0 Mar 20, Veal Vong village Rakeat sub- Worker 2005 distric, Phnom Kravanh. 31 Chea Cheat K00639 F Unknown Soldier Svay Khut Villager 0 Mar 21, Kampong Ko village, Tasdauk Kaing Sokh 2005 (Kampong Raka) Kangdieng Thay You Suor district. 32 Em Chann Samrang I08510 M Unknown Tobacco Factory Kuch Sam-oeun Member of dub- 0 Mar 21, Svay Luong village, Svay Worker district council 2005 Luong sub-district, Kandieng district. 33 Um Samnag I0621 M Disappeared Railway Station Pin Vat Uncle 0 Mar 21, Thmai village, Sresdok sub- Worker 2005 district, Kandieng district. 34 Hang Yan I04600 F Disappeared Local Commerce Uch Man Villager 0 Mar 22, Svay Meas village, Chamreun Nou Thoeum Villager 2005 Phal sub-district, Sampeou Meas district. 35 Hun I04587 F Disappeared Local Commerce Uch Man Villager 0 Mar 22, Svay Meas village, Chamreun Nou Thoeum Villager 2005 Phal sub-district, Sampeou Meas district. 36 Tauch Pin aka Vy I04569 M Disappeared Worker at Chhorn Pally Villager 0 Mar 24, Prah Angdaung village, Prey Kampong Som Chhorn Srauy Villager 2005 Tralach sub-district, Mong Russey district, Battambang province. 37 Um Ngorn aka I10208 M Unknown Soldier of In Han Villager 0 Mar 24, Mokra Village, Kraning Chhorn Division 310 2005 Tralarch sub-district, Mong Russei district, Battambang province. 38 Hem Min I08472 M Unknown Railway Station Yuos Ap Villager 0 Mar 25, Trapeang Village, MeTeok sub- Worker Phuong Khon Villager 2005 district, Mong Russey district, Phuong Khon Villager Battambang province. 39 Em Seng I08626 M Unknown Driver Assistant Phan Pall Villager 0 Mar 25, Kraol Krapei village, Khnar PTI – Page 3 of 8 Mei Hok VIlager 2005 sub-district, Bakan district. 40 Vang Meng aka K07541 M Unknown Chief of Ao Sarann Villager 0 Mar 25, Svay Daunkeo village, Svay Saroeun Warehouse Kul Chhil Villager 2005 Daunkeo, sub-district, Bakan Section in the Doem Kim Chif of sub- district. Glass Factory district 41 Phul Thach K00707 F Unknown Babysitter Chum Han Villager 0 Mar 25, Kapall village, Cheu Tum sub- Bin Vanna Inspector 2005 district, Krakor district. 42 Kim Theavy K03480 F Unknown Railway Station Chum Han Villager 0 Mar 25, Chheu Tom sub-district, Krakor Factory Nuot Sem 2005 district. 43 Kaing Kimleang I08636 F Arrested Railway Station Hen Han Villager 0 Mar 20, Veal Vong village, Rakeat sub- Factory 2005 district, Phnom Kravanh distirct. 44 Pa Chean K09316 M Arrested Base people Hen Han Villager 0 Mar 20, Veal Vong village, Rakeat sub- 2005 district, Phnom Kravanh distirct. 45 Khin Khorn ak Khan K07306 M Unknown Soldier Bin Saroeung Villager 0 Mar 26, Svsydaunkeo village, Dim Kim 2005 Svaydaunkeo sub-district, Bakan district. 46 Yaok El K04582 M Unknown Soldier Bin Saroeung Villager 0 Mar 26, Svsydaunkeo village, Dim Kim 2005 Svaydaunkeo sub-district, Bakan district. 47 Hat Soeun I02940 F Unknown N/A Bin Saroeung Villager 0 Mar 26, Svsydaunkeo village, Dim Kim 2005 Svaydaunkeo sub-district, Bakan district. 48 Duch Nhep aka I02940 F Unknown Soldier Bin Saroeung Villager 0 Mar 26, Svsydaunkeo village, Deuon Dim Kim 2005 Svaydaunkeo sub-district, Bakan district. 49 San aka Hong K07188 M Unknown Factory Worker Bin Saroeung Villager 0 Mar 26, Svsydaunkeo village, Dim Kim 2005 Svaydaunkeo sub-district, Dim Vanna Bakan district. 50 Peou Chhaom K04473 M Unknown New People Bin Saroeung Villager 0 Mar 26, Svsydaunkeo village, Dim Kim 2005 Svaydaunkeo sub-district, Dim Vanna Bakan district. 51 Ing Chheng Im K02899 F Unknown Economic Chief Bin Saroeung Villager 0 Mar 26, Svsydaunkeo village, K02738 in Raising Animal Dim Kim 2005 Svaydaunkeo sub-district, Dim Vanna Bakan district. PTI – Page 4 of 8 52 Srei Y K04449 M Unknown New people Bin Saroeung Villager 0 Mar 26, Svsydaunkeo village, Dim Kim 2005 Svaydaunkeo sub-district, Dim Vanna Bakan district. 53 Ren K03189 M Unknown Soldier of Tank Bin Saroeung Villager 0 Mar 26, Svsydaunkeo village, Unit Dim Kim 2005 Svaydaunkeo sub-district, Dim Vanna Bakan district. 54 Norn Phorn N/A F Alive Children Unit Norn Phorn Owner Audio May 19, Stung Thmei village, Pramaoy 00:51:34 2011 commune, Veal Veng district. 22 p 55 Soeun Ray N/A M Alive Production Unit Soeun Ray Owner Audio May 19, Stung Thmei village, Pramaoy Chief 01:14:39 2011 commune, Veal Veng district. 28 p 56 Pen Han N/A M Alive Soldier Pen Han Owner Audio May 19, Stung Thmei village, Pramaoy 01:10:47 2011 commune, Veal Veng district.
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