Border Monitoring, Rescue Stories Ishya & Devna Ishya and Devna are from a small village in the mountainous region of Nepal. They enjoyed a simple life there before poverty and a number of broken promises thrust them into the world of modern slavery.
Border Monitoring, Rescue Stories Mira When he first approached her in the casino weeks before, Mira could not believe her luck. This mysterious man told her about the beauty of Kenya and how much more money she could make there.
Border Monitoring, Rescue Stories Ojal "I loved my small family, but it was impossible to make ends meet. Out of pure desperation, I decided that I must travel to the Middle East."
Border Monitoring, News & Events, Rescue Stories Radhika "Everything seemed to start innocently… with phone calls from a wrong number. Looking back, however, I thought the calls were odd and now wish I had simply ignored them."
Border Monitoring, Prevention Border Monitoring in Action Our success relies entirely on the shoulders of our Border Monitoring team. We have a highly skilled staff who have devoted their lives towards bringing freedom to trafficking victims.
Border Monitoring, Community Building, Rehabilitation 4 Free for Life Locations We work in four locations in Nepal; Kathmandu, Kirshnanagar, Dhangadhi and Chitwan!
Border Monitoring, Campaigns We are not stopping! Join us as a Border Builder and be the difference between freedom and captivity for a trafficking victim.
Border Monitoring Efficiency is Key They are fierce, discerning, and perceptive; ready to intervene for the sake of freedom. Our staff has authority within their community; their reputation demands respect.
Border Monitoring Over 600 Rescued Border Monitoring is so unique because of how effectively it fits into the local culture of Nepal and India.
Border Monitoring, Prevention Watching, Waiting, Protecting. Our station is a modest wooden structure, no bigger than an 8x10 room. Still, the station’s impact is huge! Here, staff members identify potential trafficking situations, remove girls from harm and file official reports with the local authorities before it is too late.
