Six Girls Rescued in One Hour: Inside the Nepal–India Trafficking Border| @everydaughetrmatter | Darren Reynolds (Part 2)
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In this episode we are going to talk about the some of the terrifying story about poverty and trafficking.
"We're going to a dance competition in India."
That was the story six girls told at the Nepal border, all lured by the same trafficker, all rescued within a single hour.
In Part 2 of this series, Darren Reynolds of Every Daughter Matters takes us deep into how trafficking really works along the open 1,800km Nepal–India border: the poverty that makes children vulnerable, the lies that lure them, and the local Nepali team — many survivors themselves — who intercept them.
We talk shelters, reunification, the shame culture that can declare a missing daughter dead to her family, and why girls are still treated as disposable while boys are prized.
A hard, hopeful conversation about courage on the front line.
Learn more: everydaughtermatters.org.au