Khmer Rouge | Genocide in Cambodia | Genocide Museum Phnom Penh | Intro Documentary

What we can learn from this brutality that happened in Cambodia today? Actually, it explains a lot about how many Cambodians think today. Most of them who still have a fresh memory of what happened then or perhaps as told in their grandparents’ stories, they still have a sort of trauma looking at police officers today. Some even do not strive to be smart or skillful because of such trauma. Nonetheless, looking at the present situation of the country, we will see how it is already advancing and moving on. It is actually impressive how they have gone to their feet from zero to something today. I see a great future in Cambodia and the people are really fighting to succeed in spite of the bloody history that they have. I pray that as they heal from the brokenness in those 9 years, they will grow to be loving and forgiving and also trusting people. Their old people may have been victims of power hungry politicians but I pray that their present and future leaders will take care of them and love them as human, as his or her people. May God bless Cambodia. Blog: http://www.lanilaneocbina.online/ FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/ChibiLanilane youtube:    / @lanilaneocbina   Instagram & Tiktok: lanilaneocbina