16 Women and Girls Rescued Along Nepal’s Border


16 women and girls, one only 13 years old, were rescued along the border of Nepal.

Six border stations were involved in rescuing these precious lives.

Traffickers routinely use deceit and false promises to lure victims across the border, but our trained agents are skilled in spotting signs of exploitation. Thanks to their efforts, most victims are rescued before abuse even occurs, just like these 16 individuals!

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9 Kids Free in South Asia


The girls, who were all between 14 and 17 years old, are now recovering in a Destiny Rescue Residential Home.

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All but one of the girls were forced to sell their own bodies just to afford basic necessities. One child was rescued from generational exploitation. That means that while she hadn’t been exploited yet, her mother was a sex worker, putting the 15-year-old girl in dire danger of sexual abuse as well. All too often, children born into such circumstances take up their parents’ trade because it’s the only option available.
Thankfully, that girl, along with the other eight, is beginning a bright, hopeful new chapter in life.

15-year-old Dominican girl was rescued after her mother let an adult abuse the child.


After being rescued from an adult abuser, a child has been separated from her mother, who allowed the abuse.

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A local school in the Dominican Republic reported the suspected abuse to authorities. Our agents helped police with the investigation, which revealed that the child’s mother knew the man and enabled the “relationship.” Agents reported that the child felt great relief when the man was arrested. She’s now living safely with her father.

20 Children Free from Sexual Exploitation


20 Rescued from Exploitation in Zimbabwe

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While they all faced sexual exploitation, only one of them was being controlled by a trafficker.
Poverty drives vulnerability. All of those other girls were forced to sell their bodies just to provide for their families without a trafficker being involved at all. Some of them had sick parents and mounting medical bills. Some of their parents struggled with addiction. They all needed food for their families, and with no other options, they endured the unthinkable just to survive.
Now things are different for those kids. All of them enrolled in our care, where they’ll learn to move past the trauma they suffered while being equipped to live free.
These brave girls sacrificed so much for their families. Their road ahead will still be difficult, but after vocational training, they can join other survivors who’ve landed stable jobs or even become entrepreneurs. Best of all, they’ll walk that road in freedom.

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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When police contacted us about the case, our team conducted surveillance to identify the perpetrator.
The intel we gathered helped the police get a warrant. The perpetrator was arrested thanks to the team’s efforts and collaboration with local law enforcement. The survivor now lives under her mother’s custody, where she feels safe again.

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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Rescue agents helped our partners in law enforcement rescue one boy and one girl from sexual exploitation. The other seven children, including one 4-year-old, were all rescued from sex abuse situations as part of raid operations with police. All the children are now home safe.