Breaking the chains of Human Trafficking
Nepal is a source country for men, women, and children trafficked for the purposes of commercial sexual exploitation and involuntary servitude. Children are trafficked within the country and to India and the Middle East for commercial sexual exploitation or forced marriage, as well as to India and within the country for involuntary servitude as domestic servants, circus entertainers, factory workers, or beggars.
Free for Life International, in partnership with Peace Rehabilitation Center (P.R.C.) of Kathmandu, Nepal, is pleased to announce the opening of the very first human trafficking border monitoring station on the Tibet border. This station is designed to prevent the buying and selling of young Nepali girls into Tibet. Traffickers continue to lure young [...]
In February 2012′s issue of Her Nashville, writer Lindsay Lane Jennings interviews Colette Bercu, founder of Free For Life International (FFL). Click on the link below to get a 2 minute rundown on the question everyone wants to know: What exactly does Free For Life do? And find out how you can become a link in the [...]
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