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Two British Nationals Charged with Indecent Acts in Siem Reap
Khy Sovuthy / Khmer Times


Siem Reap provincial court has charged two British nationals, Leslie Henman and David Brock, with indecent acts after they sexually abused several boys aged between 13 and 15 years.
Child-protection NGO Action Pour Les Enfants (Aple) said in the statement on February 27 that Siem Reap provincial police arrested two British men on February 21. On February 23, the provincial court charged the two men aged 63 and 69 years with indecent acts against minor under fifteen years of age.
The Siem Reap anti-human trafficking and juvenile protection police arrested the British men after they had received disclosures of sexual abuses made by several boys aged between 13 and 15 years.
APLE was made aware of the suspected incidents by a community member who reported their suspicions after witnessing young boys in the men’s rented house on different occasions.
According to police, one of the men confessed to having sexually molested some of the boys and paid for each encounter. Police also confiscated numerous media devices for examination.

11 Underage Boys Disclosed Sexual Abuse; Two British Charged


Siem Reap: On 23 February 2018, Siem Reap provincial court charged two British nationals aged 63, and 69 years, with Indecent Acts Against Minors under Fifteen Years of age, under the Law on Suppression of Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation. Both men were remanded in pretrial detention to await further investigation. The Siem Reap Anti Human Trafficking and Juvenile Protection Police arrested the British men after they heard disclosures of sexual abuse made by several boys aged between 13 and 15 years.



APLE was made aware of the suspected incidents by a community member who chose to report their suspicions after witnessing young boys in the men’s rented house on different occasions. APLE promptly reported the concerns to police and assisted them to identify possible victims. During police investigations, evidence of abuse was found that subsequently led to the arrest of both men. According to police, one of the men confessed to having sexually molested some of the boys and paid them for each encounter. Police also confiscated numerous media devices for examination.



According to a previous news report, one of the British men was arrested in Thailand about 20 years ago for charges involving sexual molestation of underage boys after Pattaya police found him naked in bed in a hotel room with the boys. He confessed to police that he usually paid each boy between 300-500 Baht per time.



APLE Cambodia and NGO partners will provide support for the affected children and their families if they request such services during the rehabilitation process.

bolueeleh wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 10:23 pm glue them to a camry, put the car on auto and let them crash into a empty house with a dead corpse already inside and let the mob do the justice

Cam Nivag wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 10:28 pm

bolueeleh wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 10:23 pm glue them to a camry, put the car on auto and let them crash into a empty house with a dead corpse already inside and let the mob do the justice

Oh great. Why does every thread about a child sex arrest devolve into tough talk from posters about how they would castrate the accused and boil him in oil and eat his liver and whatnot?

But if a guy slices up a masseuse it's "Gee, I wonder what the reason was, maybe it was drugs, maybe he knew her, this is a sad waste of the young man's life."

Cam Nivag wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 9:58 pm Why aren't they named? That's weird. APLE obviously has the names if they have googled one name and found a Pattaya child sex arrest.