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British Prime Minister David Cameron has praised the role of CNN in drawing attention to the plight of a Libyan nanny who says she suffered horrible injuries at the Gadhafi family's hands.
Shweyga Mullah's story has touched the hearts of many people around the world.
Donations to a fundraising page set up by Anti-Slavery International, in conjunction with CNN, to collect money for her treatment and care have already topped $12,000.
"I think CNN have done a very good job to raise the profile of this tragic case and I think what matters is that this person gets the medical attention that they need," Cameron told CNN's senior International correspondent Matthew Chance.
Shweyga Mullah's story has touched the hearts of many people around the world.
Donations to a fundraising page set up by Anti-Slavery International, in conjunction with CNN, to collect money for her treatment and care have already topped $12,000.
"I think CNN have done a very good job to raise the profile of this tragic case and I think what matters is that this person gets the medical attention that they need," Cameron told CNN's senior International correspondent Matthew Chance.
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