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Tuol Sleng S 21 Prison Phnom Penh Cambodia (21/35)

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Large rooms containing photographs of hundreds of deceased Pol Pot regime victims are part of an historical look at Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. More than 8000 people called Tuol Sleng Prison home before an inevitable trip to Cheoung Eak, otherwise known as "The Killing Fields". The people depicted in the images were measured, weighed, and photographed by the Khmer Rouge staff as part of a human cataloguing process used by the prison operators.
Large rooms containing photographs of hundreds of deceased Pol Pot regime victims are part of an historical look at Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. More than 8000 people called Tuol Sleng Prison home before an inevitable trip to Cheoung Eak, otherwise known as "The Killing Fields". The people depicted in the images were measured, weighed, and photographed by the Khmer Rouge staff as part of a human cataloguing process used by the prison operators.
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