Vidya* was 16 years old when ran away from home after her uncle tried to rape her.

"I wanted to continue my education but was worried that I would not have enough money to pay for admission..."

"I like my life better now because I am home, married, and live with people who love and care for me.” says Sajini, who was rescued 3 times.

Mina claimed she was willingly prostituting when we rescued her. The next day, she shared the heartbreaking reality....

Sita grew up in central India, in a community that practices and perpetuates a tradition of selling their daughter into sexual exploitation.

Sandhya is deaf, making it even more difficult ask for help when she was trapped in a brothel. After rescue, Sandhya had a baby girl.

Before she was sold into the commercial sex-trade, 9-year-old Vinita was forced by a leader in her town to have sex with many men.

Preeti shares about the desperation that led her to prostitution and why she's glad to now be free.

Kalya returned home to her family after she was rescued from the brothels in 2009. Two years later Freedom Firm helped her testify in court.

As Sonia worked alongside disabled children, she began to heal from her past and embrace her present.

Pooja is one of the bravest girls Freedom Firm has rescued.

Jaya is very pretty and before her rescue, she was in high demand in the red-light area, forced to sleep with 20-25 customers a day.

Samira shares parts of her Journey in her own words!

Mangala was orphaned as a baby, mistreated by her adoptive family, then tricked by a boy who promised to help but instead trafficked her.

Fosina was trafficked by her husband at a young age and then abandoned at a bus station after she resisted the brothel keeper's demands.

Roshni testified bravely in court in September 2011 after a year of planning and paperwork.

Laina was separated from her young child in Nepal when she was trafficked to India. Freedom Firm rescued her and helped her return home.

A Freedom Firm investigator found a Sheela sitting inside a brothel when she was only 15 years old.

Two years after her rescue from a brothel, Shashi chose a new name: Stuthi, which means 'praise' in Hindi.

On her journey to restoration, Meera found hope and courageously traveled a thousand miles to testify against her brothel keeper.