It is estimated that there are
40 million people
in slavery around the world today!
Human trafficking is a thriving business.
It accounts for $150 billion a year world-wide with women and girls making
up to 71% of all modern slavery victims. This is NOT ok!
Let it not be said
that I was silent when they needed me
– William Wilberforce
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About us
We believe
Every daughter is PRICELESS and is deserving of respect, dignity and value.
We are committed to
Seeing the trade of young Nepali women and girls across the border into India interrupted and ultimately eradicated.
Our plan
INTERCEPTION! A powerful, productive and life-changing weapon in the fight against trafficking!
Human Trafficking is Real
– Defined –
The United Nations defines human trafficking as the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring, or receipt of persons by improper means (such as force, abduction, fraud, or coercion) for an improper purpose including labour exploitation, organ harvesting or sexual exploitation.
1.5 million
Nepalis are at risk of Human Trafficking
Rescuing Nepal’s Daughters
Nearly 1.5 million Nepalis are at risk of various forms of Human Trafficking says the country’s National Human Right’s Commission as reported in the Kathmandu Post in March 2020.
Nepali girls are especially desirable as prostitutes in India because they are considered more attractive due to their lighter skin colour, and because Nepali virgins are believed to be able to cure AIDS and other diseases.
What if it was your daughter?
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.
– Edmund Burke
Get People Talking
I absolutely love my Every Daughter Matters T-shirt. They really initiate great conversations! I’ve actually had people in supermarket queues ask me questions about human trafficking. They also make a nice gift. On the practical side, they wash and wear really well. Win-win all round.
– Janelle Payne
