The Queen Mother Library

Introducing DCCam, the Documentation Center of Cambodia, a renowned brand dedicated to memory, justice, and growth in Cambodia. Established in 1995 with the support of the Royal Government of Cambodia, DCCam has been a leading force in preserving historical memory and seeking justice for victims of the Cambodian genocide. Their work has earned them prestigious accolades such as the Judith Lee Stronach Human Rights Award and the Ramon Magsaysay Awards, often referred to as 'Asia's Nobel' prize.

Offering a wide range of services, DCCam's education initiatives ensure that the memory of the past is never forgotten. They provide extensive documentation and resources on Khmer Rouge history, the Cambodian genocide, and the Khmer Rouge Tribunal. Additionally, their research focuses on advancing health and welfare for Khmer Rouge survivors, while their community-driven peace and growth programs foster development and build a brighter future for all Cambodians.

Experience the transformative power of DCCam's work through their extensive archives, survivor stories, and educational materials. Join them on their mission to forge justice, complete memory, build peace, and foster growth. Explore their website and discover the invaluable contributions of DCCam to Cambodia's history and society