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Chatnika feared falling victim to trafficking, now she's studying law to help other girls

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Chatnika Yat feared she would become a victim of the sex and people trafficking trade, like thousands of other vulnerable Cambodian girls. Her family said they couldn't afford for her to attend high school. Julie Dowse, from Forster on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales, founded the Auscam Freedom Project in 2012. Ms Dowse has saved more than 3,000 women and girls from the industry.

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Cambodian woman who feared falling victim to trafficking now studying law thanks to Auscam charity

Chatnika Yat was at risk of falling into the clutches of sex and people traffickers until an Australian-Cambodian charity saved her and gave her the "hope, resilience and power" to help other vulnerable girls.

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ABC Australia broke the news in Ultimo, Australia on Saturday, March 2, 2024.
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