On 29 to 31 August 2011, the Trial Chamber conducted a preliminary hearing on the fitness to stand trial of Ieng Thirith and Nuon Chea, following the submission of the reports of Professor John Campbell, the medical expert the Chamber appointed to examine the health of the Accused Ieng Sary, Ieng Thirith and Nuon Chea.
Read the report:
KRT Trial Monitor Issue No. 2 – Preliminary Hearing on Fitness to Stand Trial (29-31 August 2011)
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