Talk with Cambodia's fallen anti-sex trafficking icon as she fights to restore her reputation and save her NGO.
Cambodia's anti-sex trafficking icon, Somaly Mam, has been accused of being a fraud.
Named one of Time Magazine's Most Influential People, Somaly generated millions of dollars and celebrity backing for her work against sexual slavery.
But following reports that she lied about her past, the foundation bearing her name closed.
Now, she is fighting to rebuild her reputation and to look after the girls and women in her care.
On 101 East, Somaly talks on camera for the first time about what she says are false claims.
With sex trafficking rife in Cambodia, we ask, did Somaly Mam lie to save girls from the trade?
See also documentary with Somaly Mam" Redlight" (2009) - Documetary child sexploitation in Cambodia - Part 1/2 here: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5bfove_redlight-2009-documetary-child-sexploitation-in-cambodia-part-1-2_school and Part 2 here: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5bfou4_redlight-2009-documetary-child-sexploitation-in-cambodia-part-2-2_school
Read also: How bad is sex trafficking in Cambodia?
The downfall of anti-sex-slavery activist Somaly Mam has led some to question the extent of trafficking. http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2014/06/how-bad-sex-trafficking-cambodia-201468124236117557.html
