Talk with Cambodia's fallen anti-sex trafficking icon as she fights to restore her reputation and save her NGO. <br /> <br />Cambodia's anti-sex trafficking icon, Somaly Mam, has been accused of being a fraud. <br /> <br />Named one of Time Magazine's Most Influential People, Somaly generated millions of dollars and celebrity backing for her work against sexual slavery. <br /> <br />But following reports that she lied about her past, the foundation bearing her name closed. <br /> <br />Now, she is fighting to rebuild her reputation and to look after the girls and women in her care. <br /> <br />On 101 East, Somaly talks on camera for the first time about what she says are false claims. <br /> <br />With sex trafficking rife in Cambodia, we ask, did Somaly Mam lie to save girls from the trade? <br /> <br />See also documentary with Somaly Mam" Redlight" (2009) - Documetary child sexploitation in Cambodia - Part 1/2 here: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5bfove_redlight-2009-documetary-child-sexploitation-in-cambodia-part-1-2_school and Part 2 here: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5bfou4_redlight-2009-documetary-child-sexploitation-in-cambodia-part-2-2_school <br /> <br />Read also: How bad is sex trafficking in Cambodia? <br />The downfall of anti-sex-slavery activist Somaly Mam has led some to question the extent of trafficking. http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2014/06/how-bad-sex-trafficking-cambodia-201468124236117557.html
