Many refugees end up in Ecuador because it's the nearest country to the killing fields of southwestern Colombia.
From the Burma Road to the Arctic convoys, the killing fields of Kursk and the London Blitz, their voices are heard.
The last entry records the Polish officers' arrival at the killing fields.
In the UK's Guardian , Peter Tatchell describes how rape is used as a weapon of war in the killing fields of Darfur.
The old colonial wing and original entrance were used as the set for Hotel Le Phnom Penh in the 1983 shooting of The Killing Fields.
Just 30 meters away is a polling station run by Buth Chhay Hoeung, a 45-year-old teacher who lost his mother and five siblings to the killing fields.
Lomong has also written a book, called "Running for My Life: One Lost Boy's Journey from the Killing Fields of Sudan to the Olympic Games, " where he narrates his long and epic life journey.
Gary Haugen, a onetime United Nations investigator, has witnessed some of the most awful consequences of brutality, from the killing fields of Rwanda and the old South Africa's apartheid system to murders by the Philippine army.
In 1996, Cambodian King Norodom Sihanouk pardoned Khmer Rouge leader Ieng Sary for his role in the "killing fields" era of the 1970s when about a million Cambodians were slain.
She has been involved in causes, and spoken and led workshops in and about Cambodian orphans in the post-Killing Fields era.
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Lucrative rice crops are being hard hit, too, as saltwater creeps into aquifers beneath the fields, contaminating wells used for irrigation and killing crops.
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