EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PUBLIC 

Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum is an important historical site that preserves evidence and testimonies about the atrocities committed during the Khmer Rouge regime. Since its opening as a museum up to the present day, it has become a center for study, research, and public remembrance, helping people understand this painful history and the importance of sustainable peace.

The museum has organized educational programs for students, university students, teachers, and the general public, such as study visits, training courses, workshops, outreach activities at educational institutions, and testimony with survivors. These programs aim to promote awareness of human rights, the value of peace, and the prevention of violence from happening again.