Chhayrath TAN is a Cambodian intern monitor. He is recently doing his senior project to be graduated for LL.B from Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia (PUC). His expertise is private law and civil proceedings focus on national laws. Chhayrath had been working for PUC as Legal Clinic Assistant for nearly three years.
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Chhaya CHHIN is a Cambodian intern monitor. He is currently a fourth year Law student studying in the English Language Based Bachelor of Law Program (ELBBL) at the Royal University of Law and Economics (RULE). He has been working as a radio presenter at Rasmey Hang Meas 95.7 Radio station. He was also a member of the Fair Trial Rights Club in 2011 run by UNOHCHR and the Defense Support Section, which provided in-depth knowledge of the application of fair trial rights at the ECCC and in the domestic court. He was selected for ASEAN Youth Leader to participate on the topic of Human Trafficking in Indonesia, 2012.
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Daniel MATTES is an intern-monitor from the United States. He recently earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Stanford University in International Relations and Italian, with Honors from the Center for Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law. In his final year at Stanford, he completed a thesis that analyzed the effects of Argentina’s trials of the military juntas on the longer-term quality of its judicial institutions.
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Eleanor PATON is an intern-monitor from the United Kingdom. She is due to finish the Graduate Diploma in Law this May and is also volunteering at Conversations with Foreigners in Cambodia. She has a background in political research and writing having worked at the public affairs agency Sovereign Strategy and the human rights charity ARTICLE 19. She holds an MA in Legal and Political Theory from University College London where her dissertation focused on the methodology of moral reasoning and she also holds a BA in History and Politics from Durham University.
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Faith Suzzette DELOS REYES-KONG is a Filipino lawyer and lead monitor. Before joining the KRT Trial Monitoring Team, Faith was with the Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines, where she served for four years.
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Havi MIRELL is an intern-monitor from the United States. She recently received her Bachelor of Arts Degree from Stanford University in History and the Law, with Honors from the Center for Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law. At Stanford, Havi focused primarily on human rights and international justice initiatives in Africa. Her honors thesis explored the effectiveness of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme in its application to Zimbabwe’s blood diamond crisis. Havi has also worked as a researcher for the States in Transition Observatory at the Institute for Democracy in Africa in Pretoria, South Africa and as a research assistant to Stanford University Professor Terry Karl, relative to the impact of trials on historical consciousness and collective memory.
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Kimsan SOY is a Cambodian trial monitor who holds a master’s degree in public international law from Transnational Laws and Business University, South Korea. He was a pioneering member of the first Cambodian team to have participated in the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition in 2009. This experience has encouraged Kimsan to conduct in-depth research and analysis on international human rights law and international humanitarian law, particularly on the issue of responsibility to protect.
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Melanie HYDE is a legal adviser with the Asian International Justice Initiative (AIJI). She is an Australian lawyer with a background in commercial law, human rights law and international criminal law. Prior to joining the Asian International Justice Initiative (AIJI), Melanie worked on gender justice initiatives in Australia, Afghanistan, Cameroon, Cambodia and Libya. She is also a former legal intern of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC).
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Sarun SOUS currently pursues a bachelor in Law in English Based Bachelor Language Program (ELBBL) at Royal University of Law and Economics. Sarun graduated English proficiency at American Intercon Institute (AII). Sarun also got an honorable award as a Great Class Monitor and Best Class Participation at AII. Moreover, Sarun won the debate competition by standing at the 1st rank of the group and gain a gold medal.
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Noyel RY is a Cambodian lead monitor who has considerable experience in the KRT field as a media practitioner. She used to work with the Center for Social Development, Cambodia and the British Broadcasting Corporation.
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Phalla CHHOEUN is a Cambodian intern monitor. He is currently a fourth year law student studying in the English Language Based Bachelor of Law Program (ELBBL) at Royal University of Laws and Economics. He used to work as an intern of French translator and interpreter at French association Enfants d’Asie ASPECA. He has been working as an Administrative Director for six years at the private polyclinic and maternity.
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Pheakdey CHUM is a Cambodian intern monitor. He is a monk for 14 years and stays in Sarawon pagoda, Phnom Penh. He is currently a Law student in final year in the English Language Based Bachelor of Law Program (ELBBL) at the Royal University of Law and Economics (RULE). He also participated in the International Committee of the Red Cross Moot Court Competition in 2012.
