French NGO Director Philippe Broaly Arrested Sihanoukville
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Re: French NGO Director Philippe Broaly Arrested Sihanoukville
Convicted Pedophile Still Actively Involved With Children’s NGO
February 7, 2017
A French national convicted of sexually abusing young boys for years while he was running a child welfare group in Sihanoukville is still actively involved with the organization and continues to be featured in its promotional material.
When Philippe Broaly was arrested in October 2014, authorities said the children’s charity he founded and directed, Enfants du Cambodge, or Children of Cambodia, was simultaneously shut down.
However, Mr. Broaly, then 50, was released from prison just weeks after receiving a 14-month sentence, which was suspended by five and a half months, in June 2015, outraging local child protection NGOs who claimed he had used bribery and intimidation to secure his freedom. The Appeal Court officially ordered his deportation months later, despite the Frenchman having already moved back to France.
Despite his conviction in Cambodia and alleged offenses in France, recent online activity shows Mr. Broaly and his Cambodian wife, Chhan Nary, posting updates about Enfants du Cambodge’s activities throughout last year and into this year.
Photographs featuring Mr. Broaly surrounded by Cambodian children still plaster the website, hosted at enfantsducambodge.org, which was renewed under Mr. Broaly’s name with a French address in September...
https://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/conv ... -2-124686/
February 7, 2017
A French national convicted of sexually abusing young boys for years while he was running a child welfare group in Sihanoukville is still actively involved with the organization and continues to be featured in its promotional material.
When Philippe Broaly was arrested in October 2014, authorities said the children’s charity he founded and directed, Enfants du Cambodge, or Children of Cambodia, was simultaneously shut down.
However, Mr. Broaly, then 50, was released from prison just weeks after receiving a 14-month sentence, which was suspended by five and a half months, in June 2015, outraging local child protection NGOs who claimed he had used bribery and intimidation to secure his freedom. The Appeal Court officially ordered his deportation months later, despite the Frenchman having already moved back to France.
Despite his conviction in Cambodia and alleged offenses in France, recent online activity shows Mr. Broaly and his Cambodian wife, Chhan Nary, posting updates about Enfants du Cambodge’s activities throughout last year and into this year.
Photographs featuring Mr. Broaly surrounded by Cambodian children still plaster the website, hosted at enfantsducambodge.org, which was renewed under Mr. Broaly’s name with a French address in September...
https://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/conv ... -2-124686/
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