Cambodia
Combating Forced Labor Slavery
Labor trafficking in Southeast Asia and reports of slavery in supply chains are making international headlines. Impoverished migrant workers are particularly vulnerable in a variety of industries, like fishing, domestic servitude, and child begging.
The progress made so far in Cambodia shows that justice for the poor
is possible when you invest in improving public justice systems.
RESCUE VICTIMS
We rescue victims by partnering with authorities to identify and remove children or adults being exploited within Cambodia or trafficked across international borders.
BRING CRIMINALS TO JUSTICE
We bring criminals to justice by pursuing cases against traffickers, slave holders and other criminals involved in recruiting, harboring or selling children, women and men into forced labor slavery.
RESTORE SURVIVORS
We restore survivors by developing customized aftercare plans for clients and partnering with organizations in Cambodia that provide trauma counseling, safe shelter and vocational training or education.
STRENGTHEN JUSTICE SYSTEMS
We strengthen justice systems by leading anti-trafficking workshops for government officials and civil society organizations in provinces spanning the country. We will help develop nationwide police training curriculum so that all Cambodian law enforcement are equipped with the training and resources they need to combat labor trafficking.
IJM is a partner on a large USAID Counter Trafficking in Persons grant, managed by Winrock International.

Our Progress
Our Team in Cambodia

