Searching for the truth Issues 28 - Documentation Center of Cambodia

Searching for the Truth ⎯ HISTORY
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Documentary Photographs
Sophal Ly
Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-Cam)
Number 28, April 2002
(Continued from the March 2002 issue)
Portrait One
Kang Khem, age 21 in 1977, was born into a middle class
family in Prek Tamem village, Prek Sdei commune, District 18.
His father’s name was Kang Srei and his mother’s was Tep Nim.
He had eight siblings. Kang Khem joined the revolution on May
04, 1973. He was transferred to work as a combatant in S-21 in
June 1975. (Present status unknown)
Portrait Two
Kuy Kol, age 26 in 1977, was a student from the bourgeois
class. He was born in Samrong Ke village, Samrong Thom
commune, District 16, Region 25. Kuy Kol’s father’s name was
Kuy Mut and his mother’s
was Lang Pok. He had three siblings, a brother and two sisters. 2
He joined the revolution as a combatant on August 27, 1973 in
Prek Tahang village, Kampong Kong commune, District 20.
Kuy Kol began working at S-21 prison in June 1975. (Present
status unknown)
Portrait Three
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Kit Tay, age 20 in
1977, was born into a
lower-middle class family
in Kampot Pul village,
Prek Ampil commune,
District 20, Region 25.
His father’s name was Kit Tom and his mother’s name was Bou
Heng (42 years old). Kit Toy had four siblings: two brothers and
two sisters. He joined the revolution as a messenger combatant
on March 13, 1973. After training for six months, Kit Toy was
transferred to Unit 143 and then to Regiment 267, where he again
worked as a messenger combatant. He became a medical combatant
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