Buying Children in Cambodia | Nefarious Documentary Clip

[@saveournsrey2018]

What kinds of parents does this to their daughters? Drink beers and gamble all day by selling their daughters to support their habits.. and rejected help? So evil!!

[@DMWBN3]

Desperately poor ones often, unfortunately.

[@ijustwannaleaveacommentony6511]

@@DMWBN3 didn't you watch the video???

[@DMWBN3]

i just wanna leave a comment on youtube none of your business

[@safwkwkwkwwk484]

Ke tver because some parents or most parents have no choice they are poor but the thing i hate is that old either young people that have hands and feet doesnt work :)

[@ojbeez5260]

It's because their grandparents and parents themselves are damaged due to the Khmer regime and previous occupations and war thier moral compass is screwed up because they have seen so much horror and injustice that this is nothing compared to that (even though it is shocking to us) plus a lack of education due to poverty NOT poverty itself.

[@mightymigzlifestyle]

What's heartbreaking to me is these children are being used so that the parents can pay for food & a little more luxuries. And I can't believe that the dads are just drinking, smoking & gambling from 10 am to 10 pm while their daughters are being molested by strangers to survive. God bless this Pastor for how he's trying to set these little girls free from such traumatising jobs!

[@ojbeez5260]

These parents have experienced, in one form or another, some brutal regime and war or the direct affects of it. This can cause people to give up on life or their moral values leaving them in a state of despair and feeling powerless and a state of 'learned helplessness'. The parents are also the victims and need help, too. However, beyond a certain age the neuroplasticity of the brain becomes less and more crystalline so is harder to change than in younger people. What you are witnessing is the true cost of war.

[@blitzen5038]

and by the sounds of it a lot of the girls mothers might have been in the same situation before they were married and with so many of the dads doing nothing is insane

[@GerduoPaniroKhorma]

Those girls aren’t doing a job, they’re being exploited for money. It’s not work, it’s not in any way legitimate, so I object to using “job” to describe it.

[@devbachu7072]

So sad what those kids go througg fot their family rhis must stop

[@ugandahater]

Is that a fact????

[@mindymoto1]

NO mother who loved their daughter would traffic them. NONE. EVER. NEVER.

[@robertwillis4061]

But that's, probably what happened to the mother, and possibly the mother's mother. Police and Political corruption allows this to continue. Poverty is also an issue, but proper work can get the families out of that trap. Yet to to India or Pakistan and where a mother has a baby daughter she is told, that she was unfortunate by having a daughter.

[@AndresPerez-tg9ms]

I lived in Cambodia, and it was sad that it wasn’t really about poverty why these mothers, and we met many!, sold their children or made them work like slaves in factories! It was their laziness and lack of values (maybe lost after the Khmer Rouge genocide). Not about poverty! It made us so sick to experience that, and depressing too

[@AndresPerez-tg9ms]

Also, when our gardener died in a road accident, really young guy who gave to his mom all his salary (we offer food and a roof to live, luckily) his Mom first words when coming to the police station were: this is terrible, now who is going to give me his monthly income!??? WTH?.she was young and healthy! She already exploited her two other daughters! I’m had to stop my wife from slapping her! We were so sad because he was such a young, nice boy, who we were sending to school to study programming while working for us, and this lady only care about money! We loved Cambodia but we faced in our 3 years there more negative and devastating experiences related with those issues, that we de died to live due the frustration and sadness that brought to us not being able to do more. Good for those staying there and helping..

[@stevesteve6520]

@@robertwillis4061 Poverty is not an issue. There's no justification which I know you aren't justifying but these "parents" don't have any excuse.

[@dianaberlin4767]

Easy said when you have everything 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@ruthsteiner1589]

Finally someone says the truth why sex slavery with children happens: It's not poverty, it's a culture that is complicit in selling children as sex slaves so they don't need to work and they can buy more luxury items. It is sickning that the parents put so little thought into the well-being of their children and risk their physical and mental health for a more comfortable life. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@makeitpay8241]

they often see their children as one would view a litter of puppies. of you want the cute brown one, no problem rent that pup for $5 a week but you also have to feed it. how about my other pups? we can make a deal on those too. I don't see how you are going to change this type of mindset.

[@lisafeher2408]

It killed their souls..their brains shut it off...

[@Ab-abovetheFirmament]

And how come then that so many pedophiles are present in USA and Europe??

[@alexicono3873]

that's a little simplistic isn't it? it's still a society that endured grotesque colonial and US military violence, not to mention a recent catastrophic civil war and genocide... it's shattering to hear of parents selling their kids for any reason, but we in the comfortable west don't get to point fingers here. people living through mass trauma can be expected to both exhibit dysfunctional behavior, and adapt to extreme circumstances in extreme ways. this is not to absolve any individual- but to place this situation in a more truthful context.

[@ruthsteiner1589]

@@alexicono3873 Isn't your explanation rather simplistic? So basically, you would pardon any parent from selling their child into sex slavery as long as they are poor enough or if they can claim any kind of trauma from the past? You seem to totally ignore that most societies around the world recognise the vulnerability of children and sheeld and protect them from sex slavery. Most societies even historically would kill a predator rather than putting him to prison. It is the rather 'well situated' and 'rich' societies who abuse and buy the children for sex. There are two issues with your logic: 1) Just because people are poor or traumatised doesn't automatically mean than they'd sell their children into sex slavery (that's why my conclusion was that this is a cultural issue rather than an issue of poverty) 2) not every country that has been colonised automatically has a 'market' for sex slavery. If that was true than about 80% of all countries should have children for sale. And that's simply not the case. That's why I claimed that this particular issue has a lot to do with the culture in this area/country. What are your thoughts?

[@killercroc89]

"Maybe this world is another planet's hell." Aldous Huxley

[@angelicadossantos7614]

I believe that

[@glenndrexler1677]

Absolutely Discusting!!!

[@anyoneanywhere8212]

Huh??? It's this planets hell. Every planets hell, abe's oddworld-level

[@hardknocklife7210]

We’re already in hell hopefully there’s some better out there than this

[@keigop5668]

That's what Huxley wants

[@BornWriter]

What a sick, sick world we live in. I simply cannot understand people

[@ckwicko]

Yeah! People would rather conveniently comment their disgust on KZbin than help, or financially support the Kardashians in becoming famous, that’s the real problem of why this exists.

[@BornWriter]

@@ckwicko I have been a children's teacher for 18 years and would do anything to protect them. I think people at least commenting on their disgust even if on KZbin is better than no expression at all - At least it does not condone it.

[@tracyjohnson5023]

Unfortunately, it’s always been a sick world through the ages, in many instances MUCH worse than it is now. Some societies/countries have evolved more than others these days, but there’s still depravity everywhere. Imo, the difference is some places like the states, it’s not as prevalent and is punishable by law. While in places like Cambodia it’s almost accepted. The internet has also made the world hyper aware of things happening in that we hear and see much more now.

[@BornWriter]

@@tracyjohnson5023 Yes I guess that the internet has made things more apparent but also it has even given an outlet for these people too - I can understand some historical punishments and I think that we should give the ultimate punishment to these sick individuals. Looking at the world we are in today Epstein, Saville and all the rest of thee predators that keep getting exposed after years of abusing our children - I would not like to know the real figure or true amount as I guess that I would lose all faith in humanity

[@Nonyah123]

@@tracyjohnson5023 yeah, it used to be normal to do these things to children. I don't know if we will ever escape it

[@Nonyah123]

Seeing that 7 year olds pajamas, I broke into tears. I am going to do everything I can in my lifetime to help these girls. Wasting our time being distracted by sports and the Kardashians as children are having every ounce of innocence ripped away from them.

[@donttrip2599]

Well said

[@hahahano2796]

No one cares about the boys. There or in the Middle East. Sad.

[@tracyjohnson5023]

@@hahahano2796 I think people do care about the boys, that just wasn’t the focus of this particular video. Although I will say that in some Asian and middle eastern countries, on average the sons are treated much better, while the girls are often just a commodity or a burden. So the boys that are trafficked are usually orphans, kidnapped or parents scammed. Although, in a family of all boys, that 3rd son probably has to take the role of a daughter and make money from sex. Much of that is cultural, as the sons are responsible for taking care of their parents, once the parents get old or infirm. So, in many cultures, the son never leaves home, his wife moves in with him and his parents. But when girls marry, they go live with their husbands family. Added to that, in many cultures, a girls family is supposed to provide a dowry to the bridegroom; he gets paid to marry her. Like you though I have noticed that there doesn’t seem to be as much information and video documentaries out there about boys being trafficked.

[@HarvardChickie]

👏

[@Nonyah123]

@@hahahano2796 hopefully you do

[@tajia4045]

Wow a human is worth less than beer and grapes SMH

[@manjelos]

Women in Bangladesh working in cloth factories earning also some 3-4€ day, mean, not 8 hours working time (don't count abuse by bosses)

[@swordofyeshua]

Disgusting

[@idontwantanysubscribers1157]

It is for an hour only

[@oneofmany1087]

americans are the same way.. they don't care

[@hado33_]

so fucked up

[@Wren7893]

I would give my life for my CAT… What kind of person could do this to their CHILD?? Unbelievably tragic.

[@johnannaang7013]

Ive seen it happen firsthand. So heartbreaking, that people are so jaded to it, that they just turn away from it bcos the kid needed the money just to afford a meal..sad

[@laykawest8674]

Your life for a cat is crazy

[@laykawest8674]

@D Sullivan or maybe they wasn’t 🤷‍♂️

[@OmmerSyssel]

@@laykawest8674 lots of privileged western women are that screwed..

[@leabianchi]

@@OmmerSyssel Yeah, because the right thing is buy a girl, right? Sick 🤢🤢🤢🤢

[@klaii7196]

The story of the 3 girls was so sad, the parents sold their girls and passed a once in a life opportunity where the chances of a good person coming to help you is so low...

[@jpye8989]

This is so true. That's probably why they don't believe it.

[@blacklight481]

which is why they deserve of sympathy, poor people aren't necessarily good people.

[@jetivmalis]

"Poverty" is more excuse than reason. I've been to a lot countries, both rich and poor and for the most part it's plain old greed that makes things like this happen. I've met very poor people that would die before letting harm come to their children and I've also met people in far better living conditions that are willing to to heinous things in order to buy a new phone, TV or feed their habits.

[@Aakash-fw3yn]

True specially in European country like norway france and latino countries like brazil

[@Aakash-fw3yn]

Colombia too

[@jetivmalis]

@@Aakash-fw3yn You clearly have never been to Europe.

[@jeromebaker2925]

Poverty is what often drives these types of situations! Added to this is that in many countries girls are of lesser value than a boy child. Worse still is that many of these girls feel that it's their obligation to do this to support their parents. While some of what you say can be true in some circumstances, for the majority it is a means of survival. It saddens me greatly that this happens in the world!

[@jetivmalis]

@@jeromebaker2925 You've literally stated the main reason and it's not poverty, but in fact, just like you said, the fact that a girl is perceived to be of less value than a boy.

[@zuglymonster]

What a hero that man who runs the charity is!

[@paulkainer269]

yes i agree

[@scottallen7195]

This is disturbing,, I have no idea after watching this in its entirety how that 50 year old man on the motorcycle was still coherent I wld have cut his appendage off, he wld have no reason to come back! Probably 100 more like him including the Karaoke owner.

[@AsharRM]

God bless him 🙏🏻

[@devbachu7072]

@@ladybug111 agree so sick

[@pattis.1645]

? A loan. There's got to be a better way.

[@D-me-dream-smp]

It’s crazy that they can’t get these children away from this situation without their parents consent. It’s disgusting and foul. The idea of using your child as a commodity it’s heartbreaking. Seeing those beautiful innocent kids faces and knowing the potential suffering that lies in their future is devastating.

[@siroliver8367]

in south east asia the breadwinner has to do anything for the family. it's deeply rooted in their culture.

[@manjelos]

@@siroliver8367 Some 150 years ago in the west was not so much different. In the prime time of industrial revolution is there much pictures of pre-teens child workers in factories, of course, without basic protection like today

[@religionisatragedy8537]

@@manjelos as horrible as thats was,it still wasn't industrialized pedophilia

[@manjelos]

@@religionisatragedy8537 Well, we don't know what happened back then because this people had no rights and could also not read and write. But it was a free card for every body who had money and power so we can imagine it

[@religionisatragedy8537]

@@manjelos but it wasn't culturally appropriate

[@lb44th]

Thank you guys for helping out my Cambodian children and putting the word out there. I'm a cambodian citizen in united States of WA.. much respect to y'all for saving our children!!

[@averygordon7764]

Respect brother! I too am in WA but lived in Vietnam for a few years and visited Phnom Penh several times. Beautiful place and wonderful people/culture yet the poverty and suffering like this really broke my heart. Also, seeing Tol Sleng and the Killing fields really changed my perspective on life. Everyone lives in their little bubbles and very few rarely see or try to understand the life of others. If we could only all try a bit more to help others in need or work toward positive change!

[@daviddell9311]

@@averygordon7764 vvv hi

[@ToastyMoldyPopTarts]

As a half Cambodian parent to a daughter myself I never been so ashamed that Cambodian parents living in Cambodia would ever do this. It's sickening

[@FridayDies]

I don't know what's worse, the buyers or the sellers

[@hongsethya4932]

Actually it wasn’t sell. The girls work there. It also illegal. But some how police try to hide from the government because of money

[@raconteur5195]

The parents

[@e.obrien8421]

Both are disgusting but, the parents poverty is one of the excuses.

[@stevesteve6520]

A parent's job is to protect their children at all costs.

[@reprogrammingmind]

Birthing mothers have zero to do with it?

[@glassmetalmusic3463]

Let's be true here, those men doesn't want to work 🤬

[@paulkainer269]

yes you are correct

[@ojbeez5260]

It's because their grandparents and parents themselves are damaged due to the Khmer regime and previous occupations and war thier moral compass is screwed up because they have seen so much horror and injustice that this is nothing compared to that (even though it is shocking to us) plus a lack of education due to poverty NOT poverty itself.

[@manjelos]

Probably, otherwise don't know if is there so much work around. They does not have much industry there

[@artgamechanger3841]

Yes. That's what he said.

[@janhill102]

Um, THATS what they said.

[@Nonyah123]

Selling your daughter for 3 dollars...she'll grow up and do the same...never escaping poverty or given a chance. These girls could be getting educated and becoming brilliant minds, but have their innocence ripped.

[@bryw5898]

Doesnt Education Cost Money? If Poor how do you afford a Higher Education? Most of these Countries dont offer grants and loans like usa.Seems like a No Brainer for a 18 year old Woman to Provode Mutual agreed Services

[@Rob-lj5wy]

God bless this man and other's like him. We need more REAL MEN to stand up for those who can't protect themselves.

[@kashishzaidi7103]

Every child deserves a parent but not every parent deserves a child.

[@rollipalakpak2766]

The world is so cruel...this children deserves more than anything else..and the parents should be the protector for them not a destroyer 😞😞😞

[@markwong4310]

Anen.

[@DropZone0689]

Gotta understand they is where my family from. These parent don’t have a choice. They basically got a loan from these pimps and they can’t really repair them back. Most of us wanted to help but most parents in Cambodia don’t have the education and very scare of these peoples with money..

[@DropZone0689]

This sorry typo

[@randomirrelevant1788]

This was fucked 😔

[@ojbeez5260]

@@DropZone0689 True, the problem is deeper than that though. Also, these parents have experienced, in one form or another, some brutal regime and war or the direct affects of it. This can cause people to give up on life or their moral values leaving them in a state of despair and feeling powerless and a state of 'learned helplessness'. The parents are also the victims and need help, too. However, beyond a certain age the neuroplasticity of the brain becomes less and more crystalline so is harder to change than in younger people. What you are witnessing is the true cost of war.

[@jessicabarrientes4555]

As a mother myself, with 2 daughters my heart aches ..for these children and women what they go through..I couldn't go without shedding tears through out this video 😭 😢..

[@mrbogdanoff9233]

Your a mother it must hit hard for you 😭

[@hollyobaby6949]

the devil is in these people's eyes

[@juliesprik9479]

This makes me so sick 🤢.

[@144k_Kingdom_Living]

Sick world...

[@USMCCGAGNG]

“The Devil” is in all people.

[@brantk81]

As a father I would lay my life down for my daughter. It's unfathomable that this is happening. Lord have mercy on us.

[@elaineschiefer-feria516]

Lord have mercy indeed 💔💔💔

[@devildog3246]

Watching this was heartbreaking enough. When the PJ's of the 7 year old was shown all I felt was extreme anger. My daughters are my world, as are my sons. How any parent could allow this to happen is enraging to me.

[@memvanas1983]

And nonetheless those girls will probably be spending their whole lives helping those cruel mothers as good as they possibly can....

[@manjelos]

Until they get children one day and do the same because think this is the way how to live

[@jaybird1229]

@@manjelos Unfortunately, you are correct. This is a learned and SAD behavior. You listen to your parents and do whatever they tell you to do. SMH

[@shirleenayuyu5846]

Its so heart breaking knowing that the parents of these childrens are selling them just for their own benefit instead of them getting up themselves and trying to provide for there own kids. Remember our kids are our future leaders one day.

[@KZ699]

Situations like this really break my heart. The world can be so cruel

[@Ron-rk6iz]

"The world".....? The world is " us........"

[@serenabee9928]

You mean rich men pimps and politicians the world is not cruel they just let evil get away with what they do too much

[@georgespruce6028]

No humans can be so cruel.

[@taebear]

white people*

[@manjelos]

@@taebear Well, yes, white people, mean, it happens they have most money. Don't think it would me much different if Chinese of some Africans would have so much money (Chinese pay for brides who get kidnapped in Vietnam or around)

[@lightbearer529]

I know a lot of these pedos. They lead double lives. They do this and then return to their country/society and pretend they are normal men. It sickens me. Thank you for sharing this. Sending Light, Love and Compassion to the children.

[@cutenessoverload96432]

This hurts to know. that’s why i don’t trust men, rich men.

[@lightbearer529]

@@cutenessoverload96432 Not all men are bad. You just have to find out their background or really get to know them so you won’t be disappointed later. 🕊💕

[@makeitpay8241]

@@lightbearer529 it's not all men

[@lightbearer529]

@@makeitpay8241 I agree, it could be gender. Thanks. 🙏

[@bronzesweetqueen4227]

Please try to report them to keep other children safe from those perverts

[@queenofthebutterflies5212]

HOW CAN THE MOTHER"S SAY "NO" to this opportunity for their daughters to escape this horror? This just makes me cry

[@pafnutiytheartist]

"Hi, you don't know us, but we would like to take away your daughter. You can also get a loan and be in debt to us." - indeed, who would turn down such a brilliant opportunity

[@Goink01]

@@pafnutiytheartist How could you NOT take any opportunity to save your child from being forced to have sex with multiple strangers everyday. A CHILD is being raped, beaten, and abused in any way imaginable. How can you not see how horrendous this is?

[@ainzooalgown7589]

because the daughters are the ones suffer and not them hence its someone elses problem and therefore having easy money is better than long term money.

[@cervelo9465]

He took them out of the Karaoke club and he took them back there again. Their mothers declined the offers of help, money, loans, business, support, etc.

[@paulkainer269]

ya brutal!

[@cervelo9465]

@@paulkainer269 Loll !! I am only reflecting the documentaries, when outsiders try to help the girls then their mothers/parents refuse and they go back to the bar/club, true story. I like South East Asia, but its a long way to travel from the UK and Europe, especially nowadays, hope to travel again in future :) thanks

[@matthewdyer4752]

He didn't give the girls the money or help them escape.

[@cervelo9465]

I would like to be visiting these South East Asian countries, seems a very different and interesting lifestyle. I visited Thailand before around 2003-2004, very nice trip. Would like to travel Thailand again, maybe Philippines, etc.

[@alittlefrogmindinghisbusin9670]

@@matthewdyer4752 yeah but without the parents consent it would be considered kidnapping and the police could arrest him and stop him from helping other kids. The reason why the police can’t arrest these people because the parents consent to there kids being sold and lie to police and help hide there child’s abuse. I am sure the police is also helping these abusers out too. It’s understandable that you are upset but we should redirect our anger towards the abusers and not the ones trying to help.

[@ecaterinamusienco3771]

So basically everybody in Cambodia is mentally ill. This is a case were every body is selling their daughters, that is a horrible thing, but since everybody is doing it makes them think is basically ok. And all these parents lived like this as well so it seems natural to them. If there are so many girls like this, imagine the amount of clients... crazy crazy crazy

[@markzucker3949]

Its not everybody. Small percentage

[@GhostSal]

@@markzucker3949 They stated 80 to 90% of the villagers in the towns. While we don’t have large city stats that’s still an awful lot and not a small percentage.

[@Wanker59]

Luckily most of this story is total bullshit. Having said that, this shit happens far too often not only in Cambodia but in S.E. Asia

[@j.a.g8441]

This is just heartbreaking.. Innocence stolen..

[@JohnDavis-oy3sm]

People like the Clintons and Biden would do this

[@Babyfasejones444]

There is no innocence in this world

[@thirteentexts3448]

@@Babyfasejones444 true

[@pixie3705]

@@Babyfasejones444 stfu that was literally not the fucking point

[@coryjackson3131]

When the mothers told him no I had to fight back tears and I could see it affected him. It’s awful. I can not imagine living this way . It’s heartbreaking to watch….

[@marisortiz273]

80-90% selling their daughters!!!! That’s heartbreaking.

[@FasterFaster196]

I would research that statistic if I were you.

[@ekachailaoya6464]

How is this not on the news every day ????!!!!!God I am in rage!!!!!!

[@mirsad96]

Its not profitable my friend. "News" media is not about journalism, its about money.

[@ekachailaoya6464]

@@mirsad96 you are right and and I see less and less moral in our world more of worldly gains and desire.it s just sad sir.we are in the age of the end of time.I hope God soon resurrect us soon then God can punish these criminals.the criminal richs always get away with it.

[@javiercarrasquillo6924]

@@ekachailaoya6464 because they are in on it the elite of this world are a bunch of pedophiles

[@ekachailaoya6464]

@@javiercarrasquillo6924 I bet

[@GhostSal]

Because it’s easier to pretend a problem doesn’t exist than to deal with it. In the West many people don’t even realize the huge problem we have here too. In a fairly recent Super Bowl an underage prostitution ring was busted. In the one ring they arrested about 200 traffickers, think about it 200! 200 traffickers with a few to dozens of girls each and each girl seeing on average 10 Johns a day (those numbers get scary fast and that was just one ring).

[@DeJaVu804]

As a Cambodian refugee that was fortunate enough to have been sponsored to go to the US with my family when I was born in Thailand during the Khmer Rouge. I feel lucky that I didn’t have to live through that hell. I didn’t find out until my adulthood that my parents were offered money to buy me when I was a baby in aThai refugee camp where I was born. I was told that they wanted to buy me because I was born with blonde hair and blue eyes which is pretty rare I suppose since I was the 8th child of my family and no one else had been born like that in my family. My parents had nothing they fled the war and I’m grateful they didn’t sell me off for a quick buck.

[@rambo189]

This is why I rooted for Thanos

[@rutiponce8377]

agree, and send there Hawkeye to clean the lucky that didnt vanish.

[@javiercarrasquillo6924]

@@dr.karmichaelandjones a small price to pay for salvation

[@rambo189]

@@dr.karmichaelandjones imagine the world with less demand and more supply. We as a civilisation don’t have much resources to go around before we start eating each other. “I thought that by eliminating half of life, the other half would thrive. But you have shown me... that's impossible. As long as there are those that remember what was, there will always be those, that are unable to accept what can be. They will resist.." Thanos

[@GhostSal]

@@rutiponce8377 But think about it, they stated it’s 80 to 90% of families that do this. 80 to 90%! That’s an awful lot of graves and orphans. While I understand your feelings, kill them all is not the answer.

[@demonrobertketchie5409]

That man helping the children really needs more help to expand his work. Sad to see the little ones hurting. They should just grow up and enjoy being a kid.

[@georgeedward602]

When you grow up with genocide and constantly see death and oppression I would guess many don't value life as much. We have a certain privilege to be able to value life as we do in better parts of the world.

[@proudamerican3117]

The fight will NEVER be won at this level, no one EVER goes to the governments of these countries to demand they give their people a better life. Because it doesn't work that way.

[@PeteChatteris]

I have seen this first hand when I was on a World Vision trip. I made a promise that when I started my business, a decent amount of money would be going towards helping these children. It literally breaks my heart to think that children are used like this. I'm now in the startup phase of my business and these children are my motivators. The men (and some women) who prey on children should be put in a hole in the ground to rot in their own filth. They can not be human.

[@sharonboot478]

When you live a "normal" life and see things like this it's making me realize the pure evil and sickness that's in this world is far far more common than I ever thought

[@Miscellaneos101]

Hearing how the mothers are complicit was the saddest part for me. I am so heartbroken and this isn't even my mom or my reality, I can't even begin to imagine how unloved and confused they must feel. 😢 💔

[@lysas781]

This man is going on ahead into the darkness with a lantern.

[@channaryhim7503]

I felt really bad for all those young girls 😭

[@passport_revolution.]

It would take everything I had not to walk over to those guys that were sitting outside playing cards and beat them like a rented mule. It wouldn't pay for me to see something like this in person while the parents sit there acting normal. Thinking about the money they will get off their daughter.

[@cryptosammy]

So have you then it’s been a year

[@monturiya]

Shamefull for Cambodian government for Not closing the brothels where children were forced into prostitution.

[@monturiya]

Human life is precious0

[@monturiya]

Prostitution is a curse on humanity.

[@neiljohnson5421]

But those girls there are cute

[@akhilshah6508]

@@monturiya especially when kids are involved.

[@akhilshah6508]

@@neiljohnson5421 kids are cute but they are not sexy or made for that kind of purpose.

[@caseymaree4370]

These people see there children as an income stream. How could you be so self centred and lazy. Work yourself! Sell yourself if u can’t work. Never ever sell your children!! Protect them above all else! My heart just wants to fix this. You are an incredible man, I cannot imagine the pain and torment you know experience but please don’t give up. You are doing gods work. 💗 may you be blessed with whatever you need to sustain you on this journey 🙏

[@globalnomad1221]

In many poor countries, incest is normal and selling children is part of everyday currency amongst the natives...

[@ekachailaoya6464]

Please punish the parents!!!

[@jpye8989]

I know a girl who lives in New Zealand. She is from Cambodia. Her family made her work for 4 jobs in NZ so they can live a life without having to work at all back home. They told her it's little pay in Cambodia, so there is no point to work. So this girl's immediate family and in laws don't work. It's very interesting lots of men in some South East Asian countries can just drink, gamble and sleep throughout their days. It's the culture there. They are just so lazy. Of course, I don't mean every man but the percentage seems to be high.

[@calebmorley2673]

The hurt in his eyes shows he’s an amazing person

[@rhettwild]

dont be fooled he is probably just as sick as the men he persecutes

[@nyakehkeili1095]

True

[@PhysicallyAwake]

He’s really just doing the bare minimum as a human being.

[@aguirronunbound]

The problem with these parents is something what I call a culturalization of something abominable turn into normal. In my country, Argentina, this happens not at this alarming rate but there are cases due to the lack of banning laws against prostitution (and child sexual explotation). All of this lack of response to such a horrifying matter is due to the political accomplices that do not interfere or try to stop this because some of those politicians or people in power are the ones who run this or let this happen just to enlarge their pockets. Governments must take swift action against this or otherwise they'll end up being also held responsible for this.

[@makeitpay8241]

too much money involved, government officials are getting rich & the police are on the payroll too. you are not changing this for a very long time. perhaps in your country, but not there.

[@aguirronunbound]

@Gaia Barone Maybe I am, maybe we all are because wether you like it or not, this is happening anyway and it is not my fault, it is the governments fault and the ones who are responsible for this abomination. If you ask me, this must not be happening just like the hunger around the world but if you believe people are all good and decent, you just have to open your eyes. Maybe like the guy who answered me that perhaps I am glad this is not happening in my country. Maybe you're right

[@sivhengu]

Evils are everywhere! It’s a shame! Never before I have seen this in Cambodia! It’s not poverty, it’s laziness of parents! I would die for my children!

[@armedsoup298]

We can donate 100 of millions in vaccines around the world for free but can't help with this ?

[@marthamedina71houstontexas11]

For there is nothing hidden that will not be disclosed, and nothing concealed that will not be made known and brought to light. Luke 8:17

[@vincent4810]

This is extremely sad.

[@hado33_]

it realy is

[@AdrianHertz]

Nah!!

[@kelebogilepolandgala326]

So this parents are basically having children so that they can sell them.How can you expect your underage child to be responsible for you😢

[@WestCoastJazzForever]

This man is doing Gods work.

[@Sallibotz]

God is letting it happen.

[@WestCoastJazzForever]

@@Sallibotz כן, אף על פי שאני עובר בעמק צל המוות, לא אפחד מכל רע; כי אתה איתי: מוטך ומטהך מנחמים אותי.

[@reyestsp4907]

Sadly, it happening all over the world

[@eugenegodley4065]

The U. S fights for land and oil but not the children 😭😭😭🙄

[@nicolejennings8389]

These fathers don't love their daughters. They would get up and work everyday instead of selling the child if they loved the daughter, they would not be useless gambling drug addicts and actually take care of the family.

[@makeitpay8241]

they only see money when they see their daughters.

[@yasmeensam8055]

As soon I heard the presenter mentioning children sold for prostitution , I felt sick in my gut. Thank you 🙏🙏 for exposing it. You are a true hero 👏👏👏The world is a better place but full of evil people .

[@ollylevesque3404]

Wow thank you for exposing the TRUTH about this and that not all the parents are just trying to survive poverty the way it’s usually portrayed as not to be “bigoted”

[@rickyaclickpowr2187]

Thé whole city needs some sort re education program. That would curve the trafficking down a lot because currently this seems to be more of a culture thing.

[@phantim_othy571]

Sadly this has been going on for decades.... Also sadly nothing will change, it’s their culture and no matter what or how well meaning westerners try It will be difficult to change....😭😭😭😭😭

[@GhostSal]

People in the West are also in denial and oblivious to our own problems here. In one of the fairly recent Super Bowls was a very large bust of under age prostitution that stretched across many states and indicated around 200 traffickers. 200! Think about the math there and that was just one ring. 200 traffickers with several to dozens of victims each and each girl having on average 10 guys a day (10 different guys). Those numbers get very scary and get scary fast. The Johns are politicians, LEOs, teachers, neighbors, and ultimately family members. A study a while back said about 1 in 3 females were victims as children and most often it’s a family member or someone close to the family (on top of that many of the women had more than one abuser). We are truly a country in denial.

[@debramanou3860]

This really tears at me, I adopted my daughter from an orphanage in Ukraine, all those feelings of wanting to save a child come flooding back to me again after seeing the faces of these beautiful little girls. This evil has to die and all that perpetrate it.

[@barbarakosmatin3668]

What is heartbreaking, that most of the men, paying for them, are from America and Europe. I am ashamed of my country.

[@lovinLaVonna]

And people wonder why God is upset with this world? The world has so much wealth, food, electricity and so on that things don't ever need to be like this "anywhere in the world" May God bless the children and please come help us all.

[@missybelmont9830]

Great work....every country needs to be exposed like this!

[@melindafrench9385]

These parents dont see anything wrong with it because this is generational. So sad

[@welkcubnairb1478]

This isn't Only Cambodia, This stuff, all across the World. !!!!! Including the USA

[@Craig-pm2kc]

Sorry but no. There is no "culture of complicity" in the United States. Anybody doing anything remotely close to this isn't accepting in any community in the US. There is no open acceptance for pedophilia.

[@PsychobabbleRapp]

there has never been a bar in the USA where can buy under age girls you foolish child

[@desertweasel6965]

Yes, this has hit the U.S. with all those kids that Biden has let slip away into the country and we have no idea where they are. Think about the fact that the president is a child trafficker.

[@cosmicadventure9184]

All i can say is that i really find difficult to describe word to these heartless mothers😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@xtreme_survival7879]

When that man was asked how did it feel, and he got emotional... So did I. One of the saddest things I have ever watched.

[@wazagarf8796]

this place is in a league of its own, it needs a mass revamping and educating

[@janaskibo871]

Such heartbreaking words. I would want to work at the shelter. Bless that couple!!!! How would you even begin to explain how that feels the girls slipping their hands.

[@joeblogs5163]

This isn't going to stop until the demand stops, my concession wouldn't let me go with a girl younger than 40 years old, and even that I can't find so have to stay single. I wouldn't lower myself to that, ever, they need shooting.

[@Craig-pm2kc]

Sorry bro it's the supply. Humans won't stop being evil.

[@makeitpay8241]

many demanding it are local men. yes there are a few foreigners about but not really that many.

[@MegaKyle16]

My heart bleeds watching this, however this guy that has the charity deserves to be recognized he is a true social worker and as a social worker in training myself I would love to make changes in this world also.PLEASE PROTECT AND LOVE OUR CHILDREN, THEY ARE OUR FUTURE DOCTORS, LAWYERS, TEACHERS AND LEADERS.

[@MarleyHenryBinx]

It is despicable- happening everywhere. One of the saddest things happening on the planet

[@o3MTA3o]

Heart breaking. I've always wanted to visit Cambodia, but I don't think I could now because of the stigma. 80-90%? Honestly, 1% is too many.

[@andrewpowell1734]

The ending made me really sad. 😞

[@abdulhadisalk8435]

:'(

[@elchuzalongo4339]

@Gricel Brito shut up

[@waynenorbreyjr9371]

Yes, just heartbreaking! Every time I hear of stories like this, the Cherish Perrywinkle case and story comes to mind. I just don't get how things are in this world.

[@AprilsRedeemedAndSetFree]

This is gut wrenching 😢. I'm praying and I'm sobbing. The pajamas at the end just broke me 😭

[@waynenorbreyjr9371]

Yes, as a dad of girls and 2 granddaughters. Definitely heartbreaking!😢

[@AprilsRedeemedAndSetFree]

@@waynenorbreyjr9371 right!!! I'm a momma to 3 daughters and 1 son. This is so heartbreaking. I pray for the innocent kids having to go thru this!!! 😢

[@waynenorbreyjr9371]

@@AprilsRedeemedAndSetFree Yep, those pajamas just sent chills cause it was bad enough that they say she was 7 and then they showed that and the Cherish Perrywinkle story came to mind and what the medical examiner testimony about her injuries to her genital ran through my head and it's heartbreaking to that men are willing to do such things for their own gratification to children.

[@alanmcgowan3457]

I got to 8 minutes, and just couldn't watch any more. These so called parents should be locked up for life.

[@yumiko0017]

Wow these parents are disgusting. A child doesn’t ask to be born. It’s your job as AN ADULT A PARENT TO PROVIDE FOR YOUR CHILD! For those men to lay their nasty as*** out like their kings just to sell their daughters and live off of them?! Now this is considered a disgusting, deadbeat being! The ending with pajamas😢😢😢😢 her innocence shown in this photo, taken from her … my heart hurts.

[@rumrunner8019]

I've been around SE Asia and yes, this is an issue, but 80-90% of girls are NOT sold by their parents! That's an absolute exaggeration.

[@ross9581]

She mentioned Cambodia, not the whole SE Asia

[@rumrunner8019]

@@ross9581 That's the case in Cambodia too. Yes, it's a big problem, but that exaggeration is absurd.

[@nirishmashakya8219]

They meant.... "in THAT village"

[@chadjacobsen1]

I haven't cried watching a video in a long time. Smh this makes my heart hurt. 😥

[@samugote]

May Jesus comfort your heart

[@tonyadamo2642]

I can't even imagine this hurts my mind

[@Ghostdog4]

The problem is as big as it is complicated. You are fighting evil and a callous culture. Some of the people claiming to be there to save the children save them for themselves. They need the Govt to step in to police this madness. More importantly they need schools that take these kids out of this situation and provide them a safe place to live, protect them from their parents.

[@MinhSen11]

I have lived in Southeast Asia most of my life and am aware of the horrors of pedophiles and sex trafficking. But this is a whole different level of awful, as it seems culturally accepted in some of these villages.

[@annahong5991]

My jaw dropped and stayed dropped ... this is unthinkable

[@UnyahPe1601]

Sir, my tears dropped when you told the stories. 2 of my Daughters completed their studies (university). One worked & has her own family, the second one still looking for a job. I'll never sell them for sex & I'll work while they were young & gave good education for them.🤭🙏❤️

[@kulrich10]

God...please help us on earth...we are failings

[@PalmettoNDN]

Great eye opener for anyone that thinks that cultural superiority doesn't exist.

[@corvuscrow5485]

This has been part of Asian culture for for hundreds and hundreds of years. It's in their history and their literature

[@maxxam3590]

Not all cultures are equal. Some are superior, some are inferior. Any culture that allow the selling of a family member is inferior.

[@corvuscrow5485]

@@maxxam3590 I don't know about that, I've got a couple I'd like to get rid of...

[@maxxam3590]

@@corvuscrow5485 Don't sell your kids, but if you do, sell them to me. My wife is very happy, but she's afraid she'll get old without children.

[@corvuscrow5485]

@@maxxam3590 Lol. it's not kids. It's annoying adults that are irresponsible😆

[@ritamccomas9271]

@@corvuscrow5485 😆don't we all!

[@klarissabamboo6154]

I would give up my soul for my son I will never understand this is heartbreaking no innocent kid deserves this

[@mollysimmons2960]

This is reminiscent of how the southern slave holders “loved” their enslaved women & girls. No one wants to acknowledge the pain so they pretend it’s normal. It’s obvious to me why they don’t want to educate & free their daughters because if they did the young women would return & put an end to this sexual brutality.

[@asideofaioli4630]

Exactly

[@serenabee9928]

They need to arrest the men who buy these services

[@Dosindapendence]

NO!!! They need to kill the men that harm children like this then lock up the parents!!!

[@makeitpay8241]

then they would be arresting a lot of local men which is not going to happen. the handful of foreigners over there stand out but the locals blend in.

[@GhostSal]

@@Dosindapendence There has to be a better way than locking up 80 to 90% of the population (population with girls that is). Also arresting the Johns is a huge task too, we would turn almost the whole country into one big prison (and orphanage). There has to be a better way, maybe education, compressive healthcare, better living conditions, clean water and better quality of life overall.

[@manjelos]

And just sacrifice good income? Think, police there would do everything if they get some 100$ each month...

[@manjelos]

@@GhostSal And this all need money, investment and work to create income

[@beakytwitch7905]

A person can come to think absolutely anything. A culture can come to think absolutely anything.

[@Clairsmith123]

God Bless this Man & his wife!!!! 🙏🙏✝️✝️