The First Witness, known as THE FIRST, is a short documentary film narrated by Ho Van Tay, a member of the Vietnamese Journalists League, who was invited by Pol Pot and leng Sary to tour and record by photographs and video select Cambodian sites during the reign of the Khmer Rouge (1975-1979). After the Khmer Rouge collapsed in January 1979, Ho Van Tay had the opportunity to discover the infamous Phnom Penh prison S-21, where he and his comrade, Dinh Phong witnessed the aftermath of the horrors that were perpetrated there. The film also references Cambodia’s first archivist, Yin Nean, who at some personal risk embarked on an effort to locate and preserve the official archives of the Khmer Rouge regime for the benefit future generations of Cambodians and as a testimony for the world of the mass atrocities committed by the regime.
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STUNG TRENG DOCUMENTION CENTER: A Khmer Rouge Survivor in Stung Treng province.
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PREAH SARAK MUNTI: Royal Museum / Peace Center in ASEAN (DC-Cam a Border Peace Center for Asean)
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កិច្ចប្រជុំលើកដំបូងរបស់គណៈកម្មការផ្សះផ្សា នៃអនុសញ្ញាអង្គការសហប្រជាជាតិស្តីពីនីតិសមុទ្រ UNCLOS
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Stung Treng Documentation Center: Real life... is not like a fairytale
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GENOCIDE EDUCATION IN CAMBODIA: Once, a Nostalgic Memory
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GENOCIDE EDUCATION IN CAMBODIA: JUNGLE GUARD | ឆ្មាំព្រៃ
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Stung Treng Documentation Center: The Queen Mother Library’s Community Boat
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Stung Treng Documentation Center: Welcoming Green Season Tourism Event 2026
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The Color of Memory: Cham Silk is impacted by changes in the global economy
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Stung Treng Documentation Center: A Rainy Day at Our Learning Center
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GENOCIDE EDUCATION IN CAMBODIA: Hav Sophea: A Daughter of Former S-21 Prisoner
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Stung Treng Documentation Center: DEVELOPMENT OF BOREI O'SVAY-SEN CHEY DISTRICT