Who were the upstanders of the cambodian genocide?

During the Cambodian genocide (1975-1979), upstanders included individuals and groups who resisted the Khmer Rouge regime or provided assistance to those targeted by it. Notable figures include monks who sheltered refugees, foreign diplomats like French ambassador Jacques Vernant, who tried to protect Cambodians, and organizations like the International Red Cross, which attempted to deliver aid. Additionally, some Cambodians risked their lives to hide or support neighbors and friends facing persecution. Despite the overwhelming oppression, these acts of bravery highlighted the humanity and resilience of those who opposed the atrocities.