An Australian based charity that focuses on rescuing children from sex trafficking has had a major breakthrough in Cambodia.
The Grey Man organisation is made up mainly of former special forces soldiers and policeman.
For six months its volunteers have been trying to establish a presence in Cambodia, a notorious haven for pedophiles.
Yesterday the group freed a ten-year-old and a fourteen year old girl and Cambodian police arrested two men.
The Grey Man's President, a former SAS soldier who uses the pseudonym John Curtis says trafficked sex workers are treated appallingly.
"They often end up with AIDS and once they're too sick to work they'll usually be kicked out on the street and then they scrape by until they die," he said.
Mr Curtis is determined to track down others involved in the trafficking syndicate.
The Grey Man organisation is made up mainly of former special forces soldiers and policeman.
For six months its volunteers have been trying to establish a presence in Cambodia, a notorious haven for pedophiles.
Yesterday the group freed a ten-year-old and a fourteen year old girl and Cambodian police arrested two men.
The Grey Man's President, a former SAS soldier who uses the pseudonym John Curtis says trafficked sex workers are treated appallingly.
"They often end up with AIDS and once they're too sick to work they'll usually be kicked out on the street and then they scrape by until they die," he said.
Mr Curtis is determined to track down others involved in the trafficking syndicate.
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