PHNOM PENH - A Cambodian court jailed a fixer and translator for two years on Wednesday for his role in making a documentary about sex trafficking in the Southeast Asian country which the government said contained"fake news".
The documentary Mony worked on, titled"My Mother Sold Me", included an account of a poor Cambodian girl who was sold into sex work, prompting authorities to question those involved. Sao ordered Mony to pay $17,500 compensation to two of the mothers, Keo Malai and Tep Sreylin, who appeared in the film.
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