Each project aims to be self sustaining within 2 years of opening, and is achieved through local enterprise and investment schemes.

While traveling in Phnom Penh, Guy Jacobson encountered a barrage of young girls, some just 5-years old, aggressively soliciting prostitution.

At the centre of this year’s CARE school project are farmer’s families in Cambodia.

What the world’s most impoverished people need isn’t fewer sweatshops, but more of them.

The brothel business model is more vulnerable than it looks. There are ways we can make enslaving girls more risky and less profitable to push traffickers to quit.