36 Kenyan Children Now Safe from Exploitation
Thirty-six kids are free from human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
While most of the children we rescue in Kenya were forced to sell their bodies just to survive, eight of these children were rescued from generational exploitation. That means that while they may not have suffered physical abuse yet, they were living in a home that put them at terrible risk of exploitation. Often, a mother or guardian is a sex worker who allows clients into the home to conduct business.
Thankfully, all of these kids, the youngest of whom was just 5 years old, are now safely recovering in our Community Care Program.
Rescue Update Archive
13 Rescued from Human Trafficking
Two children were among 13 rescued from a bar in Thailand after local residents reported suspicious activity.
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Their report prompted our team to investigate and eventually raid the establishment alongside law enforcement. In addition to freeing the survivors—some of whom were foreign nationals—one suspect was arrested.
A tip from a Canadian man led to the rescue of eight victims of trafficking
When a Canadian man was offered a live-streamed sex show with an 11-year-old through a dating site, he took the information to the authorities. That action led to freedom for five children and three young adults in the Philippines.
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Our agents aided authorities in arresting the trafficker and rescuing those he exploited online. Because one man had the courage to act, those victims are now survivors. Don’t be afraid to act on your suspicions and report to local authorities; your choice could mean everything for a suffering child.
14 rescued from a trafficker in the Philippines
Four children were among those freed during the raid
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Our agents worked alongside law enforcement to take down a human trafficker who’d been advertising victims online for sexual exploitation. Beyond the children, four young men were rescued during the operation, a trend we’ve been seeing more of recently. The trafficker was arrested, and all of the survivors are now recovering in a government facility to help them start their new lives in freedom.
34 Rescued in Nepal
Twenty-seven survivors were rescued at the border, and agents collaborated with police to free the rest from traffickers.
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As part of their continuing mission, border agents stopped traffickers from escaping the country, rescuing 27 victims in a single week. During the same time, Destiny Rescue agents collaborated with authorities to rescue the rest, resulting in the arrest of two traffickers.
While most of the survivors were reunited with their families, two girls, aged 13 and 15, were entrusted to a local shelter to begin their journeys toward freedom.
7-year-old among 5 rescued from forced labor in Cambodia
4 boys and a girl are now learning to live free since being rescued
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Agents found the children begging on the street during their canvassing operations. Further investigation revealed that they’d been forced into begging for money by crippling family debt or crushing poverty. Now that they’ve enrolled in our post-rescue programming, the kids will be equipped to live their own lives in freedom.