Cambodian genocide

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genocide of as many as 3,000,000 Cambodians by communist Khmer Rogue in 1975–79

former Security Prison 21, or S-21, under the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia

locations of mass killings during the Cambodian genocide

Mass grave of the victims of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia

national court established to try senior members of the Khmer Rouge between 1997 and 2022

genocidal massacre in Vietnam

trees against which babies and children were murdered in the Cambodian genocide

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civilian Cambodians exploited by the Khmer Rouge

Events resulting in death, displacement or resettlement abroad

Denial, distortion or trivialization of Cambodian genocide

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series of concerts in London, UK (1979)

Khmer Rouge purge in Cambodia (1978)

1979 Thai-Cambodian border incident