Some questions for Pastors Leigh Ramsay and Brian Mulheran

Dear Citipointe church goers

Ask Pastors Leigh Ramsay and Brian Mulheran why your church refuses to return Rosa and Chita to their family – despite the repeated requests over a period of five years; despite the fact that the family owns land, a home and has three different income streams. Yes, the family is poor, but no more or less poor than the majority of Cambodians.

Chanti and Chhork's home in Prey Veng province - the family tuk tuk parked outside.

Ask Pastors Leigh Ramsay and Brian Mulheran on what legal basis your church removed Rosa and Chita from their family in mid 2008 and held them for the following 15 months – despite repeated requests from Chanti and Chhork that their daughters be returned to them.

Chhork teaching Chanti how to drive the family tuk tuk
so that she can also earn money driving passengers around.

Ask Pastors Leigh Ramsay and Brian Mulheran why these girls are being presented to the world , online and in order to raise money from donors and sponsors, as ‘victims of human trafficking’ when they are merely the daughters of poor Cambodian parents who were tricked into signing a contract that is fraudulent and carries no legal weight.

Chanti, baby Poppy and Srey Ka in the background

Don’t believe anything I claim. Ask questions and don’t be satisfied with ‘spin’ answers.

Kevin

James

Chanti, Kevin, James and Srey Ka

Chanti and Chhork - a happily married couple who have been together for 12 years now.

Inside Chanti and Chhork's home.

Chhork's sister's wedding. Chhork in blue shirt at left, alongside Chanti.
Chhork's father is  in the grey shirt. Chhork is one of 16 children.
Srey Ka, Kevin and James are in the front row

FOR MORE UP TO DATE INFORMATION ABOUT CITIPOINTE CHURCH'S REFUSAL
TO RETURN ROSA AND CHITA TO THEIR PARENTS GO TO:

http://jamesricketson.blogspot.com.au/