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Aufnahmen 2008 aus Cambodia PhnomPenh: Tuo Sleng (Schule als "Foltergefängnis", heute MUSEUM) - Specher: Wilhelm KORAB
After 1945, after the justice of NÜRNBERG, the sentence "NEVER AGAIN", has been borne:
But just 30 Years later GENOCIDE - 2-3 Million Victims - by a paranoid Maoist. Forgotten!! NO KONSEQUENCES - GENERAL AMNESTY !!
POL POT , son of a cambodian farmer came from Phnom Penh with scolarship to Paris, where he came in Contact with kommunist students (as a student he was a total failure!)
Back in Cambodia he collected some friends and with help from China he started a Revolution. He wanted a communist Cambodia, in a special form: no Money, no Towns, no Schools, no Education, no Culture, and so on ! Everybody who seemed to be intelectual was killed, even people, who had just glasses !!!
The film "Killing Fields" brought this tragedy into the world!
Nowerdays a leading member of PolPOT, is in leadership of this coutry and gave a GENERAL AMNESTY to all members of the
RED KHMER....
So a "HUMAN LAW COURT" was prevented ~30 Years; this was INTERNATIONAL REQUIERED.....

VAN NATH (one of 7 survivers), did also a lot, to bring "HUMAN RIGHTS" into the world!
Vann Nath, 63, is one of seven survivors -- and three still alive today -- of the Khmer Rouge's secret prison known as S-21, where 14,000 men, women and children were interrogated, tortured and executed during the 1975-79 Pol Pot regime in Cambodia. He is one of Cambodia's most prominent artists, and it was this skill that kept him alive at S-21. His life was spared by his jailors, so that he could be put to work painting and sculpting portraits of Pol Pot.
Nath has relentlessly advocated for justice for the victims of Khmer Rouge atrocities through his writings, paintings, and interviews. From 2001 to 2002 Vann Nath worked intensively with Cambodian film-maker Rithy Panh in the making of the documentary "The Khmer Rouge Killing Machine." Vann Nath is extensively featured in the film in which Panh brought together former prisoners and guards and filmed them on site at the prison or at the killing fields known as Choeung Ek. With calm yet penetrating dignity, survivor Nath confronts and interrogates his former torturers, illuminating aspects of life at Tuol Sleng that had been previously unknown.

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