Southeast Asia accounts for one-third of the 700,000 women and children trafficked globally every year.  80% of these victims are forced into commercial sex trade.

Women and children as young as 5 years old are kidnapped, tricked, or sold into a life of ritual sexual abuse.  Even young boys and girls can be expected to service up to 20 men in one day.

               

Those that escape or are rescued from this form of modern day slavery carry with them deep physical, emotional, and spiritual scars left by disease, violence, and fear.