Currently, AIJI has a number of active projects in Southeast Asia.  These include:

• Summer Institute in International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights.
  The Summer Institutes in International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights are regionally based workshops held in partnership with organizations in Southeast Asia.

• Khmer Rouge Tribunal (KRT) Trial Monitoring and Community Outreach Programs in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
  The KRT Monitoring and Community Outreach Program is conducted in close cooperation with international and Cambodian non-governmental organizations (NGOs), working on post-conflict and victims' rights issues related to the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC).
  
  

  • KRT Trial Monitoring.
    Reports and videos of Case 002, the current trial of former Khmer Rouge senior leaders Khieu Samphan, Ieng Sary, and Nuon Chea from the Khmer Rouge Tribunal, presented by the Asian International Justice Initiative, a cooperative project of the East-West Center and the UC Berkeley War Crimes Studies Center.  For more information about our KRT Trial Monitoring Team, click here.
    
    
  • The Virtual Tribunal and Collaboration with the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and UNESCO in Cambodia.
    In 2010, the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) signed an agreement with the War Crimes Studies Center and the Hoover Institute at Stanford University for the establishment of an ECCC Virtual Tribunal (VT) legacy project.

• Khmer Rouge Trial Blog. 
  Reports and videos of Case 002, the current trial of former Khmer Rouge senior leaders Khieu Samphan, Ieng Sary, and Nuon Chea from the Khmer Rouge Tribunal, presented by the Asian International Justice Initiative, a cooperative project of the East-West Center and the UC Berkeley War Crimes Studies Center

• Bangladeshi International Crimes Tribunal Project.
  In 2012, AIJI established a presence in Dhaka, Bangladesh, to observe and report on criminal trial proceedings at the International Crimes Tribunal of Bangladesh.

• Collaboration with Human Rights Resource Center for ASEAN (HRRC).
  AIJI participated closely in the development of the HRRC together with a group of leading regional human rights experts.

• Judicial Capacity Building in Indonesia.
  Since 2003 AIJI has engaged in a variety of judicial capacity building projects in Indonesia in partnership with the Supreme Court of Indonesia and the Attorney General’s Office of Indonesia.