SISHA’s mission is to:
“Provide justice for victims of human trafficking and other forms of exploitation by detecting and investigating breaches of relevant domestic and international law related to the trafficking and exploitation of people in South East Asia and to provide rescued victims with the best possible aftercare and legal representation to give them the opportunity for a future free from oppression and abuse.”
Young boy working scavenging waste at Stung Meanchey dump – © Bonsai
Baby sits alone whilst his young sisters work at the dump – © Gemma Deavin
Rescued survivors receiving computer skills training at a Phnom Penh shelter – © Transitions Global
Young girls coming from rural areas living in poverty are most at-risk of being trafficked
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