VOICED : Cambodia a canvas for North Koreas grand masters

The video discusses the creation of a new museum near Cambodia's Angkor Wat, which blends 3D sculpture and 2D painting to depict the Kamir civilization. Despite its Cambodian theme, the museum was funded and designed by North Korea's Mansudae Art Studio. The studio is known for its international projects, including monuments in Senegal and Namibia. While the museum aims to boost tourism, it faces criticism for supporting North Korea's oppressive regime. Human rights groups argue that the museum's profits may benefit the North Korean government. Despite the controversy, the museum has not attracted many visitors yet.

In what ways does the museum aim to attract visitors despite its controversial background?

What are the implications of the museum's funding and its connection to the North Korean regime?