VOICED: Khmer Rouge victims and perpetrators live side-by-side

The video discusses the atrocities committed by the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, where up to 2 million people died due to overwork, starvation, execution, and torture. Despite the severity of these crimes, only a few leaders have faced justice. Many Cambodians still harbor feelings of hatred and desire for revenge, but the UN-backed War Crimes Tribunal offers limited closure. Personal stories highlight the deep scars left by the regime, and the video emphasizes the importance of preventing the cycle of hatred from continuing into future generations.

What challenges do victims' families face in seeking justice for their loved ones?

What feelings do the survivors express towards the former Khmer Rouge members living in their village?