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"They appear as figures of the past and present, in descriptions that are positive and negative. The plight of victims is often invoked as a call for action; a description of their situation becomes a description of the need for criminal courts to act" (The Victim's Address, p. 3).

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Taking a photograph is essentially an act of non-intervention

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Taking a photograph is essentially an act of non-intervention

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Would you travel to a country if you couldn't bring a camera? Tragedy tourism.
Raises important questions around complicity and accountability and how far we stretch it.

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- the victim is 'named', but in order to 'qualify' and 'remain' a victim, the individual/group must also cite the norm of that title by performing/meeting prior qualifications

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Difference between victim and victimhood

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Difference between victim and victimhood

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Documents considered to be more important that the victim testimony in the Cambodian trial. 

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Documents considered to be more important that the victim testimony in the Cambodian trial. 

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Only so much a camera or document can encapsulate.

The fact that definite numbers accounting for deaths are hard to ascertain.

Does being aware of the extent of damage change people's perceptions to travel there?

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If there are only two of the main perpetrators left alive (2inC and Head of State), should the entirety of the crimes be placed on these two remaining men? Because Pol Pot has died etc.

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If there are only two of the main perpetrators left alive (2inC and Head of State), should the entirety of the crimes be placed on these two remaining men? Because Pol Pot has died etc.

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How do we make sense of complex victims and victims who victimise?

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How do we make sense of complex victims and victims who victimise?

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Can victims have an active role in international law cases. 

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Can victims have an active role in international law cases. 

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Victims role in the Eichmann trial to be dangerously close to complicity in a state orchestrated show trial, similar to those in the Soviet Union

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The mugshots used for the "traitors" of the communist regime have now been repurposed

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Is the ECCC 'just for show'? How cathartic is it for victims? How beneficial is it for education? What is the actual purpose of the ECCC?

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How to decipher whether those who were complicit were also victims to some degree?

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Who counts as a victim? Are there different levels of victimhood?

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Those who were victims shared many of the same characteristics of those who were the perpetrators

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Locations are incorporated and profits from tourists 'commemorating' the event

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spreading responsibility, role of the domestic Cambodian legal system? 

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spreading responsibility, role of the domestic Cambodian legal system? 

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If responsibility/ accountability is difficult to pin point and the ICC is only there to charge leaders, should the cambodian domestic legal system work to defuse accountability for others involved?