Remembering Genocide in Cambodia

Forty years after the Cambodian genocide, two memorial sites have transformed from centres of repression into places of peace and reflection. This photo essay visually documents their evolution, capturing the enduring impact of historical trauma on landscape and memory. Through evocative imagery and narrative, it explores how these sites now serve as symbols of resilience and reconciliation, offering a poignant perspective on the long-term effects of genocide on society.

Wise, J. (2020). Remembering Genocide in Cambodia. Contexts, 19(2), 54–61. https://doi.org/10.1177/1536504220920197