Badi, a tribal group who worked as a prostitutes as their profession, worked for their living by selling their body everyday and compelled to live in total misery, a community in Nepal which still exists. Six year of my life I have worked for them. For those girls who could not afford a meal once a day, for those who happens to become a sex trafficking victim at the age of 9 or 10, those who is a 14 or 16 years old mother because she was raped.

I thought I was sharing their pain and trying to give them a bit of happiness. Working with only a limited group of these girls did not made my realise until I realised there are many more girls out side that group and tribe who are still at high risk. 

Because of unstable political scenario and geographical structure, there are many place in Nepal where people do not even know what does school looks like. Even if they have schools in their villages, they need to walk 4 hours to attend a 3 hours of class which has increase in the rate of school drop outs. Girls and women have fallen in trap and have become a victim of sex trafficking  in the dream of earning good money in international land. 

I have had many campaigns back then but minimised rate was still low. I am recently living in the UK and not being able to think and take a step on minimising the solution. Has anyone worked in child protection of trafficking  cases before can suggest me what can I do to help those girls and saving them from the nightmare.

 

Once a girl was rescued from a brothel from India. When I hugged her, she cried and said to me, ‘ my sister is still there, please save her ‘.