ECCC Mobile Resource Centre, 12 Jun. 24, was on display in Win-Win Memorial premise to disseminate ECCCs’ achievements and legacy to 170 students from Kandal Steong district, Kandal province, who come to participate in the outreach study tour organized by the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC).
After joining the briefing by the Win-Win Memorial officers on the history, concepts, contents, and the constructions of Win-Win Memorial, the students visited the ECCC Mobile Resource Centre, which provided instructions on how to access, read, research, and use ECCC documents, listened to presentations on the trial process of former senior Khmer Rouge leaders.
After spending in a whole morning at Win-Win Memorial, the students continued their study tour to Toul Sleng Genocide Museum and Killing Field to learn the tragedy of left from the Khmer Rouge regime.
The ECCC weekly outreach study tour coordinated and lead by the Public Affairs Section is conducted for students, young people, and the public seeks to raise awareness about the atrocities committed by the Khmer Rouge regime. AS more than 650,000 members of the national and international public have taken part in outreach study tours since 2009 until the present day, 2024, with the Public Affairs Section of the Khmer Rouge Tribunal coordinating them.
