The foundation was founded in 2007. Its announcement on Somaly Mam’s resignation said another Cambodian woman staffer whose story had been discredited was being fired.
“Despite our heartfelt disappointment, the work of the Foundation and our grant partners must and will carry on,” it said. “We have touched the lives of over 100,000 women and girls. We have treated nearly 6,000 individuals at a free medical clinic in Phnom Penh’s red light district and engaged nearly 6,400 students in anti-trafficking activism.”
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