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Conferences / Speaking Engagements 2007
Khmer Rouge Conference of Authors (hosted by Center for Social Development and ADHOC, January 2007 at Sunway Hotel, Phnom Penh)
Philip Short (Biography of Pol Pot), Theary Seng (host and author Daughter of Killing Fields), ADHOC president Thun Saray, Henri Locard (Pol Pot's Little Red Book), Pin Yathay (Stay Alive My Son)
Pol Pot's biographer Philip Short, historian Milton Osborne, historian J. Margolin, author/host Theary Seng, historian Stephen Morris (Why Vietnam invaded Cambodia), Cambodian memorists with Thun Saray, Henri Locard, with CSD staff in back as well as Secretary of State from Ministry of Justice Chan Huon. More photos...
Women's Democracy Network (Shangri-La Hotel, Jakarta, 20-23 August 2007)
Asia Society's Asia 21 Young Leaders Summit - Moving Forward Together: Inclusive and Sustainable Growth in the Asia-Pacific (Singapore Summit, 5-7 Oct. 2007, Shangri-La Hotel)
Asia Society Fellow speaking with another delegate during a reception (Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore, 5-7 Oct. 2007).
National Conference on Justice & Reconciliation (Hotel Le Royal Phnom Penh, 14 Nov. 2007)
Theary Seng with Japanese Ambassador (far left), ECCC Administrator Sean Visoth, German Ambassador Frank Mann, and Adhoc Thun Saray (far right)
Launching Ceremony of Understanding Trauma in Cambodia Handbook (Hotel Cambodiana, Phnom Penh, 21 November 2007)
Theary Seng opening the Trauma Book Launching Ceremony with Dr. ING Kantha Phavi (Minister of Women's Affairs) and Prof. KA Sunbaunat (Dean of University of Health Science and representative of Ministry of Health), Phnom Penh, 21 Nov. 2007.
Author of Understanding Trauma in Cambodia Handbook / DED Psycho-social Consultant Matthias Witzel with assistant/translator YIM Sotheary
MORE PHOTOS . . .
Meeting of Democrats organized by IDRC: Dr. Saad Eddin Ibrahim (lead human rights activist, Egypt), IDRC president Maureen O'Neil, HE Richardo Lagos (former President of Chile), Theary Seng. BACK ROW: Thomas Carothers (author, US), Aziz Hakimi (former adviser to President, Afghanistan), Dr. Janice Stein (Canada), Alan Hirsch (South Africa). Ottawa, Canada, 3 Dec. 2007.
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