4 Steps to End Child Trafficking and 3 Options for What to Do with Rescued Children For children in immediate danger of being trafficked, and for those at risk of it because of some of the factors listed in Part 1 of this article, someone needs to take them in and protect them. Someone has
3-Part Trafficking Prevention Plan Already Saving Kids in Hetauda, Nepal Child trafficking persists in Nepal, and many believe it was made worse by the instability caused by the 2015 earthquakes. You’re not going to solve this global injustice in one swoop, but you can save one child at a time. With the right plan in
Friends of WPC Nepal Volunteer, Sarah Longino, writes about her experience as a volunteer at the WPC safe home in Hetauda, Nepal. In October 2017, I quit my marketing job to pursue something more meaningful. All I knew was that I wanted to help fight the human trafficking crisis that was happening throughout the world,
Your Impact: Donor and Volunteer-Founded Program Bears Fruit To stop human trafficking, you have to put yourself in the position of the people who are most vulnerable to it. Here’s where you start: What would you do if you had zero job opportunities in your hometown, and your family depended on you? That’s the predicament
Discover How Poverty Drives Many to Risky but Alluring Foreign Job Markets How human trafficking happens is a complex discussion because there are so many types of human trafficking. One type – foreign workers who have no legal paperwork to protect them – is one of the most common in Nepal. It’s also one of
Come to our annual auction and gala on Friday, September 21st, 2018. Help raise over $100,000 so more women and kids in Nepal can be saved from the risks and abuses of human trafficking. The 8th annual Hope for Freedom Gala with a live and silent auction will inspire you to action as we work
Vineet Upadhyay, TNN | Oct 10, 2015, 09.58PM IST NAINITAL: Traffickers of earthquake-affected girls and women from Nepal seem to be finding new routes. In the latest rescue, the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) brought to safety on Friday, 10 teenage girls — all between the ages of 12 and 16 years — at Banbasa in
Trafficking into the brothels of India and domestic and sexual slavery in the Middle East is a historic trade, with between 5,000 and 12,000 girls aged from as young as 7 years old disappearing from Nepal every year. An estimated 200,000 girls from Nepal are working in brothels in India. The average lifespan of a girl working in prostitution in
The tent cities that used to be in every park and open space in Kathmandu are gradually vanishing as people return to their homes. It shows that, at last, Nepal is returning to a semblance of normality, but it also represents a legacy of terrible danger. The wrecked houses are the most obvious evidence of
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