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The Ties that Bind: Migration and Trafficking of Women and Girls for Sexual Exploitation in Cambodia

Eleanor Brown, International Organization for Migration, August 2007.

The focus of this study is on internal trafficking within Cambodia, among both commercially sexually exploited women and girls (CSEWGs) and child domestic workers (CDWs). This report presents the findings regarding trafficking among CSEWGs of Khmer and ethnic Vietnamese origin within Cambodia. The research goal was to map the processes and mechanisms of trafficking within Cambodia. The study was conducted in 3 target provinces – Siem Reap, Koh Kong and Kampong Som, which had been previously identified in IOM’s counter-trafficking work as having a high prevalence of trafficking.

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