CLEAN : Cambodia awaits verdict on ex Khmer Rouge leaders

The video discusses the intersection of sociology with geography and history, highlighting the collection of documents and photographs to support tribunals. It emphasizes the need for global recognition of crimes and the importance of final judgments. The impact of policy decisions on human lives is explored, along with the personal effects of these events on individuals. The video concludes with the role of the ECC in providing final judgments and the responsibilities of governments and the UN in addressing international law violations.

What are the reasons people want a tribunal according to the text?

What is the significance of recognizing the suffering and crimes committed against individuals?

How does the impact of trauma differ among individuals as mentioned in the text?

What role does the ECC play in providing closure according to the speaker?

In what ways do the government and the UN have responsibilities regarding international law violations?