As a boy soldier he layed landmines, but today he dedicates his life to removing them. The museum is home to several children who have lost limbs as a result of landmines. Aki Ra takes care of children using donations from visitors and patrons.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Landmine Museum
There is a landmine museum in Siem Reap, Cambodia. It is run by Aki Ra, once a boy soldier of the Khmer Rouge. Both his parents were killed by the Khmer Rouge.
As a boy soldier he layed landmines, but today he dedicates his life to removing them. The museum is home to several children who have lost limbs as a result of landmines. Aki Ra takes care of children using donations from visitors and patrons.
As a boy soldier he layed landmines, but today he dedicates his life to removing them. The museum is home to several children who have lost limbs as a result of landmines. Aki Ra takes care of children using donations from visitors and patrons.
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