Cambodia marks genocide atrocities at ‘Killing Fields’

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May 21, 2019 5:00 AM

PHNOM PENH • Black-clad students reenacted the horrors of the Cambodian genocide at the “Killing Fields” yesterday to commemorate the two million people killed by the Khmer Rouge’s murderous Maoist regime.

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