3 Boys Rescued from Suspected Organ Traffickers
Three young boys were rescued at the Nepal border before traffickers could get them across.
A 20-year-old trafficker lied to three young friends in an apparent attempt at organ trafficking. The trafficker promised the two 10-year-olds and 7-year-old easy living if they’d just meet him across the border. Fortunately, our border agents stopped them in time and called their parents, who confirmed that the children had snuck away. Our team counselled the families on the dangers of trafficking before the families returned home.
While details are still coming in, early evidence suggests that this might have been a case of attempted organ trafficking.
Rescue Update Archive
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Most of the survivors in this region are forced into selling themselves just so they can afford their next meal. To get into the shoes of a girl faced with this harsh reality, read more here. All of these kids are now enrolled in their own individualized Freedom Plans to help them recover from exploitation and stay free.
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28 Kids Rescued from Sexual Exploitation in Zimbabwe
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These girls, all between 13 and 18 years old, have entered our Community Care program and are forging a new direction for their lives. We just recently celebrated our first official year of rescue in Zimbabwe and are so excited to see these children bloom in the light of freedom.
Our team of expert investigators collaborated with local law enforcement throughout the beginning of this year to rescue these individuals. On top of bringing freedom to the victims, these cases also led to the arrest of 14 offenders. Thanks to our team’s collaboration with police, these traffickers and abusers will face the consequences of their cruelty.