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This is a multi-part blog post about genocide, analyzing each stage in detail. It focuses on the Cambodian genocide, showcasing how classification and symbolization contributed to the tragedy. Through a combination of historical facts, analysis, and the stories of contemporary Cambodian individuals, the text explores the lasting impact of the genocide and the ongoing struggle for human rights in the country. The author uses personal accounts of Tep Vanny, a land rights activist, and Ly Siv Hong, a woman reunited with her family, to illustrate how the trauma of the past still resonates within Cambodian society. The blog post calls for greater awareness of the ten stages of genocide and encourages individual action to combat discrimination and intolerance. undefined