15 Girls Choose Freedom from Sex Trafficking
Fifteen children have been rescued from sex trafficking in Southeast Asia.
The girls, who were all under 16 years old, had been lured from their homes with the promise of good jobs in the city. Instead, business owners forced them into exploitative work in bars and massage parlors where they were expected to endure sexual assault by the customers.
Over the course of three months, our undercover agents found each child and built trust before offering freedom. All 15 children have been successfully reunited with their families.
Rescue Update Archive
Dominican man arrested for abusing an 8-year-old girl
A mother came to us after her 8-year-old daughter told her that while she was living with her stepmother, she was sexually abused by a family member.
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9 Children Freed from Abusers and Traffickers
Nine children are finally safe after suffering sexual abuse or exploitation in the Dominican Republic.
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15-year-old girl rescued in the Dominican Republic
A mother found out her daughter was being exploited for sex
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9 People Rescued in Zimbabwe
7 girls and 2 young women are free from sexual exploitation in Zimbabwe.
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28 Rescued from Traffickers in Nepal
Border agents rescued 28 people, 17 of whom were children, from traffickers attempting to lure them out of the country.
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Traffickers often target struggling Nepali citizens by making false job offers through social media sites. Once out of the country, the victims are then trapped in forced labor or brothels. Thankfully, these survivors will not be among them.