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One of many interrogation and torture cells in the S-21 prison, originally children school which the Khmer Rouge transformed into one of the most notorious prisons in history. An estimated number of 20.000 prisoners where kept there of which only 7 survived.

Man bathing in the Mekong River at Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Woman selling vegetables and meat in a fairly large local market called the Russian market in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Remains of some of the victims at Camp Choeung EK where the Khmer Rouge executed thousands of Cambodians. Many of the sculls had visible incisions and holes caused by the tools used for the executions. To minimize the use of ammunition the executioners used farming tools such as shovels instead of riffles. Choeung EK, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

At Camp Choeung EK, one of Cambodia's many "killing fields", teeth and other bones of the thousands executed by the Khmer Rouge keep emerging. They are collected every few weeks and stored at the site. At one of the marked areas I noticed this tooth on the ground. Choeung EK, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.