(Re)integration of Cambodian trafficked men: Trends in trafficking and available aftercare services

This research explores trends in trafficking of Cambodian men, the needs of survivors and available aftercare services for them in Cambodia. Trafficking to fishing vessels is a particular focus. The research finds that men constitute a significant proportion of Cambodian victims of trafficking identified. Many survivors return with severe needs that require long-term support. Despite this, Cambodia’s (re)integration services for men are under-developed. Existing services have made a huge difference in the lives of the individuals they touch; however, some survivors still receive no assistance, many receive only short-term or partial support. The few organisations that do provide long-term assistance face numerous challenges. The report concludes with a range of opportunities to improve (re)integration services.