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Gosho Insights
Spreading the Wisdom of Value Creation for a Brighter Future
From SGM General Director
Creating a New History of Propagation
From SGM General Director
Mencipta Sejarah Baharu Penyebaran Agama
Daibyakurenge Editorial
Like the Cherry Blossoms, Let Us Herald the Spring!
Feature
SGI Statement Ahead of COP30: Mobilising Global Solidarity to Meet the Challenges of the Climate Crisis
Special Report
Opening a New Era of Peace Exchange
The Fount of Worldwide Kosen-rufu
A Discussion with Youth on the Soka Gakkai Spirit, (Instalment 3) The Mission of Youth and 16 March (Part 1 of 2)
For Buddhism Newbies
Why Is Buddhist Study Important?
Thoughts on Medicine and Education
Concern for Human Beings – The Starting Point of Medicine and Education
Experience
Conquering Fear and Self-Doubt
Experience
Healing from Genocide: Writing the Untold Stories
Experience
Powering Change: An Electrical Engineer’s Mission to Brighten the Future
The Dialogues of Daisaku Ikeda
Daisaku Ikeda and Nur Yalman: Reviving Humanism
Culturewatch
Chasers of the Light: Poems from the Typewriter Series
Reawakening the Poetic Spirit
Green Poems
Halaman Kanak-kanak
Menjadi Tidak Tergoyah Seperti Gunung Fuji
SDGs x Us
How Many Children Worldwide Are Malnourished?
Editor’s Note
Editor’s Note
Experience
01 Apr, 2026
Healing from Genocide: Writing the Untold Stories
Kong Thyda, Cambodia
Photo: SGI-Cambodia
6 Min(s)
01 Apr, 2026
In April 1975, Cambodia entered one of the darkest periods in its history when the Khmer Rouge (Communist Party of Kampuchea) led by Pol Pot, seized power. Trying to take the country back to the Middle Ages, cities were emptied, and people were forced to work on communal farms in the countryside. Execution, starvation and overwork led to the death of an estimated two million people.
Kong Thyda, just 15 years old at the time it began, shares her story of the genocide in Cambodia and how her Buddhist practice has helped her to heal.
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