 Youk Chang, director of the Documentation Centre of Cambodia which is studying the crimes committed by the Khmer Rouge, said his death was “outrageous” . "Some people may be happy with this, ” he told AP, “ but not the victims who have been waiting for justice for a long time," Ta Mok's nephew Morm Mol said he was “saddened” by his uncle ’ s death.
<fluency>  Youk Chang, director of the Documentation Centre of Cambodia which is studying the crimes committed by the Khmer Rouge, said his death was “outrageous” . "Some people may be happy with this, ” he told AP, “ but not the victims who have been waiting for justice for a long time," Ta Mok's nephew Morm Mol said he was “saddened” by his uncle ’ s death.
 Youk Chang, director of the Documentation Centre of Cambodia which is studying the crimes committed by the Khmer Rouge, said his death was “outrageous” . "Some people may be happy with this, ” he told AP, “ but not the victims who have been waiting for justice for a long time," Ta Mok's nephew Morm Mol said he was “saddened” by his uncle ' s death.