Hagar Cambodia: The Two Sue's

BBC Documentary:
"The Paedophile Hunters"

News From the Field

Lanh's story.

Betrayed. Rejected. Imprisoned.

Have you ever felt these in your life?

My parents never liked me. They thought I was stupid. They divorced when I was 15.

When I was 19, I met Vi. I thought she was my best friend. But best friends don't betray you the way she did.

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Bronwyn and Nathan Graham

Where do you live?
Kabul, Afghanistan

What's your job at Hagar? How long have you been there?
Bronwyn – Hagar Afghanistan Country Director. In this role since April 2011 but previously worked for Hagar Afghanistan. in 2008-9.Originally moved to Afghanistan in 2003.

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When 'Whatever It Takes' Means a Cornea Transplant

Yem will never forget that day seven years ago when her life and the life of her 7-day old daughter, Sophoan, changed forever. Yem was breastfeeding when the door creaked open and her husband's mistress entered the room and threw acid on their faces. Yem tried to protect her newborn baby, but the acid sizzled and burned.

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The Two Sue's

See the compelling story about the two Sue's - kiwi aid workers in the frontline working for the recovery of severely abused and trafficked women and children for Hagar Cambodia.

Boeing's Frontier Magazine Feature

Hagar Vietnam was featured in Boeing's Frontier Magazine this month. Click here to read.

The Paedophile Hunters

The BBC recently ran a documentary entitled "The Paedophile Hunters" in which Hagar is briefly featured. The story actually follows the US Department of State and ICE (U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement) in their work investigating foreign paedophiles and extraditing them to America. As this two minute excerpt shows, rescued girls receive restorative care at Hagar. You can also watch the entire hour-long program, in four sections on YouTube.

Joma Cafe deemed 'Hanoi's best'

Hagar's enterprise partner, Joma Bakery Cafe, was named Hanoi's best new cafe in 2010, by Word Hanoi, a popular local publication. Tim Rann, of Hagar Social Enterprise Group, blogs about the award here. In addition to serving excellent coffee, pastries, and lunch, Joma now provides jobs to 25 Hagar clients. From backgrounds of sex trafficking and domestic violence, they earn a living wage in a safe and dignified setting. Hagar provides ongoing social services to help ensure a successful, long-term re-integration to community life.

Hagar's Core Values

Hagar's service to survivors of trafficking and abuse is shaped by our core values.  Each of the seven values motivates and informs our actions. Read Hagar's Core Values.