UN: Keeping the Victims Waiting to Die at Toul Sleng Prison Ensures That Such Cruelty Will Never Happen Again
Phnom Penh: At the same time as the Head of the UN is attending the 40th and 41st ASEAN Summits and related meetings hosted by Cambodia, HE António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations [UN] and his accompanying delegation Visit the Tuol Sleng Prison Genocide Museum and pay tribute to the victims of the Khmer Rouge genocide. At the same time, His Excellency also met and respected those who survived the Khmer Rouge regime on the morning of November 13, 2022.
His Excellency António Guterres also described the [Khmer Rouge] regime as a shocking and shocking tragedy. Survivors, on the other hand, are the most emotional. His Excellency also considered the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum a great place to raise awareness of these heinous crimes as part of efforts to ensure that these atrocities do not happen again. Absolutely. His Excellency also said: “That is the most important reminder for all of us, and the blood-stained bricks and tiles there are a warning and a memory for all of us. “We can guarantee that such atrocities will not happen again.”
After reviewing and collecting all the evidence, the UN Secretary-General said that he would take the stories he heard from people living during the Khmer Rouge regime to his granddaughter so that his granddaughter could tell them. To their other friends, and the memories here are unforgettable.
His Excellency also emphasized that in all these cases, the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia [Khmer Rouge Tribunal] also demanded that many Khmer Rouge leaders be held accountable for these atrocities and provided justice. To the victims and survivors of this dark regime. Their voice of justice is more important than ever, as hate speech, abuse, discrimination and harassment are rampant in every corner of the globe.