Quick Facts about Cambodia

• 32.6 percent of Cambodian women are illiterate
• 1 in 5 women aged 15-49 who have been married have experienced violence in their families
• It is estimated that 64 percent of the country''''s sex workers have been forced into prostitution

STOPstart Global, is an organization working to empower and support trafficked women and children globally.You can help us in our pursuit to STOP slavery and abuse and empower these women and children to START a new life. By purchasing any of these items you will support projects that work with victims of human trafficking.

Human Trafficking is the third biggest transnational crime after drugs and arms with an estimated 27 million men, women and children sold into slavery globally.

Cambodia experiences significant internal and cross-border trafficking and is a country of origin, transit and destination. The majority of Cambodian victims of cross-border trafficking are sent to Thailand and Malaysia. Internally, victims of trafficking are sent to major tourist centres in Cambodia such as Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and Sihanoukville.