The Cambodia Tribunal Monitor (CTM) is a collaborative initiative composed of academic, philanthropic, and non-profit entities dedicated to fostering public engagement with the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC). CTM aims to ensure transparency in the judicial processes concerning the Khmer Rouge trials and to facilitate public discourse on this critical historical period. CTM offers a wide range of resources, including trial footage, expert interviews, and press releases, to inform the public about ongoing cases and rulings.

They provide detailed commentary and archival materials covering high-profile cases such as those involving Kaing Guek Eav (Duch) and various senior leaders of the Khmer Rouge regime. Additionally, CTM actively publishes articles, reports, and opinion pieces to enhance understanding of Cambodian history and the legacy of the tribunal, contributing to public awareness and educational outreach efforts. Through these services, CTM plays a vital role in documenting the judicial journey towards justice and historical remembrance in Cambodia