It Was Not a Forced Evacuation, presents Nuon Chea’s 2013 courtroom speech, defending Democratic Kampuchea’s policies against historical distortion. Addressing the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, he argues that the 1975 evacuation of Phnom Penh was a necessary measure to shield the people from renewed U.S. bombings and to ensure food security following years of war. Chea highlights the principles of self-reliance, socialist reconstruct…

"The Documentation Center of Cambodia Forensic Project" was an effort launched in 2001 to examine supposed forensic evidence in preparation for trials at the ECCC. The study examined mass graves and memorial sites across Cambodia, but the forensic findings do not fit the widely promoted narrative of mass executions. At Ampe Phnom, out of 100 skulls examined, only one had a visible incised wound, and only 13 long bones showed signs of sharp force trauma.
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"The Forensic Survey of Three Memorial Sites", a key forensic report utilized in the United Nations ECCC trials, offers a meticulous examination of skeletal remains attributed to mass killings in Cambodia. Its findings directly contradict widely accepted claims, demonstrating that of the 100 crania surveyed, 99 exhibited no signs of perimortem trauma, with only one skull displaying evidence of a gunshot wound. In addition, among a substantial number of…