Healing Cambodia's war scars

The video discusses reconciliation efforts between former Kamir Rouge fighters and their victims. Monthly meetings are held at key sites, serving as a precursor to trials of surviving regime leaders responsible for the genocide of 2 million people in the 1970s. Despite initial fears, the process has been successful, fostering understanding among participants. The video also highlights the impact on soldiers, many of whom were forced into service as children, and the ongoing trauma until justice is served.

What does the former soldier believe about the possibility of understanding between the two sides?

What do victims and former fighters say about the lasting impact of trauma until the surviving leaders face trial?