15 Children Rescued in the Dominican Republic
Agents and police worked 11 cases that resulted in the rescue of 15 girls.
The girls, each between the ages of 10 and 16, were all victims of sex crimes. Our agents helped gather intel, conduct surveillance and provide operational manpower in each case. After each rescue, we aided with interviews and helped to transport the children to safety.
As a result, police were able to arrest 10 perpetrators.
Rescue Update Archive
27 People Rescued from Human Traffickers in Nepal
Border agents stopped the victims before human traffickers could lure them out of the country.
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All 27 people, including 15 children, are now survivors—no longer victims of this horrific crime. All have been reunited with their families.
16 Children Rescued from Sexual Exploitation
Nine girls and seven boys are now free after being rescued from sexual exploitation in Kenya.
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The kids are starting new lives after enrolling in our post-rescue programming, in which they’ll be equipped with the skills required to stay free.
12-year-old boy rescued
A 12-year-old boy was rescued, and his trafficker was arrested.
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Recently, when Juma, a 12-year-old boy, traveled several miles outside his village to sell goods at a local market, a man approached him and convinced him to leave his home for a job in another city.
A false promise of a job is a common tactic traffickers use to lure vulnerable victims into exploitation.
An informant became aware of the situation and alerted the police. Juma was successfully located within days and provided valuable information that led to the arrest of the man he had met in the market.
7 girls rescued in East Africa
In August, reports came in of a group of seven young girls walking on foot toward a major city in East Africa. With our support, a government counter-trafficking officer brought the vulnerable girls to district headquarters, where our team helped conduct interviews. The girls are receiving counseling, food and basic necessities in an emergency shelter while our team helps determine next steps. Investigations are ongoing to identify the traffickers and their network.
26 children free in Zimbabwe
26 girls and three young women no longer have to sell their bodies to feed themselves
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All of these girls and young women were forced to trade their bodies in exchange for mere survival. Now, they’re getting the chance to see that they’re worth so much more than what cruel men paid for them. After they enroll in our care and enter a Freedom Plan, loving caseworkers will help the survivors navigate the trauma they’ve endured before equipping them with vocational training or their guardians with small businesses so they can become financially independent.