
Malina’s Story: How Emergency Support Prevents Trafficking in Crisis Zones
When conflict reached her community near the Cambodia–Thailand border, Malina* was nine months pregnant. She and her family fled quickly, traveling more than 60 miles to reach safety. Along with hundreds of others, they arrived at a temporary displacement camp after leaving home with almost nothing. “I was very afraid,” Malina said. “I was close to giving birth, and I didn’t know where I would be safe.” For women like Malina, sudden displacement brings immediate risk: Loss of income, food




