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48 rescued from traffickers at the Nepal border
Eighteen kids and 30 adults were stopped before human traffickers could get them out of the country.
Among the survivors were two girls, aged 13 and 17, traveling with a woman who’d instructed them to lie when they reached a checkpoint. When our agents interviewed the girls, they noticed that their stories didn’t match. The traffickers had promised the girls good jobs on the other side but likely planned something much worse. More here.
Rescue Update Archive
23 Kids Rescued in Kenya
23 kids, along with four young adults, have been rescued from sexual exploitation by our teams in Kenya.
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The incredible team of caseworkers and rescue agents rescued kids from a variety of exploitative exploitations, including trafficker-controlled exploitation, sex crimes and survival exploitation. All the survivors are now recovering in our Community Care Program.
5 Rescued from Sex Traffickers in Cambodia
4 kids and one 18-year-old are now free from exploitation
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The children, aged 14 to 17, and one young adult were rescued in two separate cases. The survivors have entered our community care program, where they will begin recovering from their experiences and become equipped to live free.
51 Rescued from Nepal Border Traffickers
Fifty-one people are home safe after our border agents stopped their traffickers.
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17 of the survivors were children, several as young as 14 years old. When our brave border agents see something suspicious about travelers, they stop them and conduct interviews until they get the truth, all with the support of the Nepal border guard. Thanks to their efforts, these people won’t have to face the horrors their traffickers had planned for them.
Join us in celebrating their freedom!
10-year-old girl safe from abusive neighbor
The girl’s mother went to the police to report that her neighbor assaulted the child.
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Our team helped police arrest the 60-year-old abuser and make the girl safe. She is recovering at home with her mother.
