Global National Report: Trial of Duch Part 1. (2min. 18sec.)

Global National Report: Trial of Duch Part 2. (2min. 28sec.)

Global National Report: Interview with Reaksa Himm (4min. 14sec.)

Global National: Interview with Reaksa Himm (2min. 34sec.)

NBC Dateline: Rescued from the brothels in Svay Pak. (1min. 20sec.)

NBC Dateline: Svay Pak revisited. (8min. 53sec.)

Update from Brian: March 4, 2010 Part 2

Update from Brian: March 1, 2010

Update from Brian: March 4, 2010 Part 1

100 Huntley Street: "Piercing the Darkness of Cambodian Brothels"

Real Life: Interview with Brian regarding the New Song Centre. This interview took place at Kelita's Heavenly Night concert in early December 2009. (6m 30s)

CBC The National Documentary report: The Loss of Innocence. Outlines the Donald Bakker story. Donald Bakker was first person to be tried in Canada for child prostitution crimes committed in another country. Bakker was charged under the sex tourism law which is used to punish those who use child prostitutes while outside Canada.

100 Huntley Street tells the story of the Ratanak Foundation. This video provides a good outline of the work of the Ratanak Foundation.

W5 Documentary (Part 1): Tour of a Sex Tourist. Canada's limited success in pursuing pedophiles.

W5 Documentary (Part 2): Trail of a Sex Tourist. Canada's limited success in pursuing pedophiles.

Listen to the story behind the writing of the song "God of this City" by Bluetree. Be sure to also enjoy a special version of the song in the next video.

Enjoy the song "God in this City" by Bluetree.

This song is about Child slavery and human trafficking.

Listen Up documentary on how Canada is dealing with human trafficking. Part 1 of a 4 part series.

Listen Up documentary on how Canada is dealing with human trafficking. Part 2 of a 4 part series.

Listen Up documentary on how Canada is dealing with human trafficking. Part 3 of a 4 part series.

Listen Up documentary on how Canada is dealing with human trafficking. Part 4 of a 4 part series.

Kelita Haverland performs "Bella" live on 100 Huntley Street. This song was inspired by a girl Kelita met in Cambodia named Bella who lives at NewSong. Kelita raises funds for NewSong annually through her Heavenly Night Concerts.