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Q&A: What does it mean to help a girl experience freedom?

Q&A: What does it mean to help a girl experience freedom?

  Have you ever wondered what it means to help a girl “experience freedom” from life as a sex worker? I recently sat down with Ann and Libby, two of our partners helping women escape sexual slavery in Thailand, to clear up any confusion. During our conversation,...
Daughters for sale — The heartbreaking tradition of nari mata

Daughters for sale — The heartbreaking tradition of nari mata

  In the Banchara community, one of the first things you’ll notice is the cots placed outside the houses. Embroidered pillows with deep shades of maroon and flashy gold draw the eye toward them. Some have flower petals littered over the top. These cots are...
Finding freedom: How Kan and her daughter escaped the sex industry

Finding freedom: How Kan and her daughter escaped the sex industry

Kan never planned on becoming a sex worker. She used to work in construction, but her small wages were never enough to provide for her and her teenage daughter. Eventually, she became so desperate that she entered the sex industry. We’ve changed both her and her...
Help break the chains of cultural slavery this Christmas

Help break the chains of cultural slavery this Christmas

All around the world, people are eager for the Christmas holiday. School projects and work assignments pause as we take time to rest and enjoy Christmas day. But for many girls in India and Thailand, their occupation in the sex industry has no respite. Day in and day...
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