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12 Children Rescued in Kenya
12 girls from our two Kenya locations are on the path to freedom!
Of the 12 children, all between 12 and 17 years old, four were rescued from sex crimes while the other eight had all been forced to sell themselves to survive.
You can read more about this beautiful nation and the challenges the citizens face here.
Rescue Update Archive
Two Children Rescued in the Dominican Republic
Two children are safe from sex offenders after our agents helped police arrest their abusers.
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Two individual raids led to the arrest of two sex crime offenders. The children, 9 and 13 years old, no longer have to face abuse of the perpetrators. Our relationship with Dominican authorities is leading to more arrests than ever. To read more about the fruits of that collaboration, visit our blog.
Two Girls Rescued from Exploitation in Thailand
The two children were only 8 and 11 years old. They were both referred to the care of a trusted partner organization.
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While still a hub for sex trafficking, the Thai government is taking substantial steps to end the evil practice. In that effort, Thai officials recently signed an MOU with us! Find out what that means here.
21 Rescued Across Three African Countries
19 children, as well as two 18-year-olds, were rescued in Zimbabwe, Kenya and Uganda.
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Most were rescued from selling their bodies for food, but a few were victims of sex crimes. All the survivors, including one 16-year-old boy, have entered our Community Care program. While every rescue is a reason to celebrate, we are excited to see more and more survivors from our new Rescue Nations in Africa. To hear how the project in Zimbabwe is changing lives straight from the survivors, check out this blog post.
Two Girls Given a Chance at a Better Life
The girls, aged 16 and 18 years old, were rescued from a trafficker in Thailand.
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The two girls were trafficked out of a massage parlor. After rescue, they enrolled in aftercare with a partner organization where they’ll be provided education and vocational training so they won’t be forced into exploitation again.
