Relevant Links and Resources

Stop Exploitation Now! was established to more wisely address the problems faced in developing countries. Our team hoped to gain first-hand experience with organizations working to solve the problems of exploitation and abuse in the developing world. By doing so, we could then determine which organizations were most worthy of direct support. Our funds and efforts would later be directed with such trusted partners in mind.

The following list includes a number of the organizations that have provided inspiration.

• Action Pour Les Enfants
  Providing legal representation and social rehabilitation to child sexual abuse victims
• All Ears Cambodia
  Helping Cambodians - from newborns to the elderly - to hear
• Cambodia Acid Survivors Charity
  Providing holistic care to survivors of acid attacks in Cambodia
• ChildSafe Cambodia
  Working to prevent trafficking of children in Cambodia
• ECPAT International
  Working to eliminate the commercial sexual exploitation of children
• Epic Arts Cambodia
  Creating a world where people with disabilities are valued, accepted and respected
• IMPACT Cambodia
  Preventing disabilities resulting from preventable disease or lack of treatment
• M'Lop Tapang
  Outreach program for street children and their families
• Riverkids
  Helping Cambodian children and families in danger of child abuse and trafficking

Recommended Reading

• Eight Stories: Riverkids and child trafficking in Cambodia, edited by Dale Edmonds and Elaine Woon, reveals the desperation and danger feeding child trafficking and abuse in the slums of Cambodia
• "Girl, 6, embodies Cambodia's sex industry," CNN story by Dan Rivers describing the exploitation of children in Cambodia's sex industry
• Cambodia Now: Life in the Wake of War, a book by Karen Coates
• Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, U.S. State Department Web site providing facts and statistics about the scourge of human trafficking
• Prostitution, Trafficking, and Traumatic Stress, a book by Melissa Farley
• Sex Slaves: The Trafficking of Women in Asia, a book by Louise Brown
• To Cambodia with Love: A Travel Guide for the Connoisseur, by Tewfic El-Sawy and Andy Brouwer, with contributions from SEN president Molly Jester

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