Volunteers make dolls for child sexual victims

The doll is not a cuddly type. It resembles a human body so that it is easier for young victims to communicate with investigators or psychologists about their sexual ordeals. 
      Held at the Umong Temple, the activity starts from 10am under the "Kindness and Bravery Doll project”.
      "There is now relatively high demand for the doll among police, as the doll proved effective in facilitating communications between the young victims and relevant officials," the project’s manager Supannikar Chokpaiboon said. 
      According to her, it is estimated that nearly 20,000 children have fallen into sexual victims every year. This means every five minutes, a child has been sexually violated.