Human Rights Advocate Somaly Mam Speaks on Campus

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Somaly Mam, founder of the Somaly Mam Foundation goes into detail about her personal experiences as a survivor of forced prostitution for Daily Bruin Radio. Somaly urges students to visit her website somaly.org in order to read testimonials, look at pictures and learn how to save lives.

By Eunice Kim for The Daily Bruin (article unavailable)

The Sept. 30, 2009, event featuring Somaly Mam was sponsored by the UCLA School of Law International Human Rights Program, the Asia Institute, LexisNexis, the Public Interest Law and Policy Program, the International Human Rights Student Association, and the UCLA Journal for International Law and Foreign Affairs.

Unfortunately, the Daily Bruin interview is no longer available.

Learn more at Somaly Mam's website.

Published: Friday, October 2, 2009

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Somaly Mam, founder of the Somaly Mam Foundation goes into detail about her personal experiences as a survivor of forced prostitution for Daily Bruin Radio. Somaly urges students to visit her website somaly.org in order to read testimonials, look at pictures and learn how to save lives.