01005809 Case File No. 002/19-09-2007/ECCC/TC E313 sets.809 Ordinary people in Cambodia did not generally have free access to information through the radio in the DK period.810 259. Public radio broadcasts emanating from Cambodia (and other countries in the region) were monitored, recorded and translated by United States government personnel in Thailand. Reports of the broadcasts were transmitted to U.S. embassies around the world by teletype as part of the ‘Foreign Broadcast Information Service’ (‘FBIS’).811 Forty-nine compilations of FBIS reports were put before the Chamber in the course of the trial.812 260. Summaries and transcriptions of DK radio broadcasts were also compiled, translated into English and published by the British Broadcasting Corporation (‘BBC’) as part of its ‘Summary of World Broadcasts’ (‘SWB’) service. 813 Forty-five collections of SWB reports were put before the Chamber in the course of the trial.814 6.1.5. Magazines 261. Beginning in the period before 1975, the CPK published Party magazines entitled Revolutionary Flag and Revolutionary Youth approximately on a monthly 809 T. 20 September 2012 (CHEA Say), p. 39. See also, T. 7 December 2012 (HUN Chhunly), pp. 114-115 (recalling an occasion on which he and his colleagues were convened to listen to a radio news broadcast). 810 T. 7 December 2012 (HUN Chhunly), pp. 28-29 (stating that listening to a personal radio was a “risk”). 811 T. 11 July 2013 (Stephen HEDER), p. 70. See also, T. 19 July 2012 (David CHANDLER), p. 132. 812 FBIS Collections, E3/30, E3/75, E3/76, E3/77, E3/118, E3/119, E3/120, E3/143, E3/147, E3/271, E3/272, E3/273, E3/274, E3/275, E3/276, E3/277, E3/278, E3/279, E3/280, E3/281, E3/282, E3/283, E3/284, E3/285, E3/286, E3/287, E3/288, E3/289, E3/290, E3/291, E3/292, E3/293, E3/294, E3/295, E3/296, E3/488, E3/1339, E3/1355, E3/1356, E3/1357, E3/1358, E3/1359, E3/1360, E3/1361, E3/1362, E3/1363, E3/1364, E3/1365, E3/1366, January 1975 – January 1979. The Chamber has only relied on those parts of the FBIS Collections that are relevant and that have been translated into all of the ECCC’s working languages. However, on an exceptional basis and in order to ensure a complete presentation of evidence, the Chamber has had regard to FBIS reports available only in English where they corroborate other pieces of evidence. 813 Book by B. KIERNAN: The Pol Pot Regime: Race, Power and Genocide in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge, 1975-1979, E3/1593, p. xi, ERN (En) 00678493 (indicating that the SWB reports were compiled by the BBC). See also, Statement Submitted by Amnesty International (ECOSOC), E3/4198, August 1978, p. 2, ERN (En) 00271505. 814 SWB Collections, E3/133, E3/298, E3/299, E3/301, E3/686, E3/1241, E3/1280, E3/1349, E3/1350, E3/1372, E3/1376, E3/1378, E3/1379, E3/1380, E3/1381, E3/1400, E3/1402, E3/1403, E3/1404, E3/1405, E3/1406, E3/1407, E3/1408, E3/1410, E3/1412, E3/1413, E3/1414, E3/1415, E3/1418, E3/1423, E3/1486, E3/1487, E3/1590, E3/1751, E3/2306, E3/2674, E3/2726, E3/2728, E3/2730, E3/3165, E3/3742, E3/3743, E3/3749, E3/5710. Case 002/01, Judgement, 7 August 2014 - Public 142