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Raids Rescue 7 in Thailand
Agents worked with officers to rescue seven children and teens and arrest three traffickers.
Our agents collaborated with police in three separate cases to rescue the victims. Five girls between 14 and 17 were rescued from sex trafficking, along with an 18-year-old young woman. An 8-year-old boy was also rescued from labor trafficking.
Police took three traffickers into custody and brought the survivors to government shelters to begin healing from the trauma they’ve endured.
Rescue Update Archive
Two cases rescue 85 from International Human Trafficking in Asia
85 people have been returned to their home countries after rescue from international trafficking, resulting from two cases over a six-week span.
Two Sisters Rescued from Sexual Abuse
A raid in the Dominican Republic rescued two young sisters.
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Local law enforcement asked our team for help investigating this case while the suspect was still at large. Fortunately, our agents helped locate the abuser. After we completed surveillance, the police conducted a successful raid, arresting the criminal.
The two girls are now safe at home with their mother. You can read more about the results of our collaboration with police in the Dominican Republic here: Teamwork Puts Traffickers on Their Heels – Destiny Rescue
10 People Rescued from Human Trafficking Across Asia
Eight children and two men are now free from exploitation.
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The eight children suffered sexual exploitation before our team gave them a way out. All the kids have been reunited with their families.
Two men were rescued from international labor trafficking. They’re now free from their traffickers and have returned to their home countries. While we don’t normally target the rescue of adults in our work, we do help when law enforcement agencies or families ask. You can read an example of how we’ve helped rescue from labor trafficking here:
Pig Butchering: Human Trafficking on an Immense Scale – Destiny Rescue
22 Children Rescued in Zimbabwe and Kenya
22 girls no longer have to sell themselves just to survive.
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The kids, all between 15 and 17 years old, have joined our Community Care program to begin their journey toward freedom. That means that they’ll continue to live with their families while benefitting from our life-changing EMPOWER trauma resilience program, meeting with other survivors and enrolling in vocational training so that they can stay free.
