Chab Dai in the Press*
News articles, press releases, and clips quoting Chab Dai staff and highlighting our work.
It Takes a Network: The Global Learning Community
Imago Dei Fund
14 March 2022
An Interview with Helen Sworn and Amanda Daly from Chab Dai
Heart + Soul Radio Show
11 December 2019
Podcast 186 - Building a Coalition and Building Capacity
Ending Human Trafficking Podcast
2 December 2018
Two Sentenced for Trafficking 28 Brides to China
The Phnom Penh Post
11 January 2018
Maid’s Ordeal in Saudi Arabia Raises Questions over MoU on Domestic Workers
The Phnom Penh Post
1 September 2017
Helen Sworn (Chab Dai) Sat Evening
Bangor Worldwide
27 August 2017
Number of Migrant Worker Repatriations Rising
The Cambodia Daily
7 October 2016
Trafficked Brides in China Overlooked by Officials: Report
The Cambodia Daily
29 August 2016
After Arrests, Saudi Arabia Trafficking Route Probed
The Cambodia Daily
24 August 2016
Students Migrate, Leaving School at the Border
The Cambodia Daily
21 July 2016
Woman Caught Trafficking Brides to China
The Cambodia Daily
7 July 2016
Episode 10: Coalition Building with Helen Sworn
Stronger Philanthropy Podcast
30 May 2016
Helen Sworn's Story of Hope For the Most Vulnerable
Faith Strong Today
9 May 2016
Human Trafficking Up, Spurred By Migration
The Cambodia Daily
26 February 2016
Online Platform For NGOs Provides Real-Time Information To Help End Human Trafficking
Forbes.com
18 February 2016
Called To a Place You Never Wanted to Go
100 Huntley Street
1 October 2015
Bride Traffickers Take New Route to Reach China
The Cambodia Daily
5 September 2015
Cable Shows Cartel's Reach
Phnom Penh Post
12 June 2015
7 Charities Still Doing Great Work in Cambodia
The Huffington Post
24 June 2014
The Role of Religion in Anti-Slavery Efforts
The Huffington Post
12 June 2013
Innocence for Sale: Ethnic discrimination fuels a vile trade
The Economist
13 September 2007
*Opinions and conclusions articulated in press coverage, articles, videos and other posted material are those of their author(s) and contributor(s), and do not necessarily reflect the views of Chab Dai.