30 years after death of U.N. volunteer in Cambodia

30 years after death of U.N. volunteer in Cambodia

Japanese Ambassador to Cambodia Atsushi Ueno prays in Phnom Penh on April 8, 2023, in front of a monument at a temple dedicated to Japanese U.N. volunteer Atsuhito Nakata, who was killed while working as an electoral supervisor in Cambodia on the same day 30 years earlier.

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