Somaly Mam: We Have to Save Them

Update: 2009-10-12

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Cambodian activist and author Somaly Mam has rescued more than 6,000 girls in Southeast Asia from sexual slavery and helped many to rebuild their lives. She spoke last month at UCLA's law school on how to go beyond mere talk in the fight against predators

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Somaly Mam: We Have to Save Them

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Somaly Mam: We Have to Save Them

Somaly Mam: We Have to Save Them

Somaly Mam: We Have to Save Them