Child protection chief probes Cambodia child sex trade

The outgoing chief of Britain’s child protection agency and the host of US TV show 'America’s Most Wanted' posed as paedophiles to investigate the sex trafficking of Cambodian youngsters.

Child protection chief probes Cambodia child sex trade
Sat, 13 Nov, 2010 - 09:07

The outgoing chief of Britain’s child protection agency and the host of US TV show 'America’s Most Wanted' posed as paedophiles to investigate the sex trafficking of Cambodian youngsters.

Jim Gamble, ex-chief executive of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (Ceop), and John Walsh said they were shocked when they went into a Cambodian bar where there were 50 to 60 girls.

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