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Thank you Emily and OPB Think Out Loud for bringing this touchy topic to the public.

The Killing Fields was one of the most tragic event that ever take place in history but yet not many people know anything about it.  I'm happy to hear this story is being shared to educate and hope to stop this kind of atrocity from ever happening again any where in the world. 

2 million genocide and only 5 people are being prosecuted.  I'm trying to think out loud and I can't seem to come up with why there aren't more being trial?  Also, how do you find justice  by trialing the killers in their own house? 

I hope the International Community will help us Khmer people find real justice and not just a show trial.  Thanks again for talking about the Killing Field.

Saron

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