Forgiving my Traffickers with Anjali Tamang—Human Rights Advocate
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At the age of 11, Anjali was tricked into leaving her remote village in the foothills of Nepal. For over two years, she was confined to a brothel and forced into the rape-for-profit industry in India. Today, we hear about her experiences, how she escaped, and the power of forgiving those who enslaved her. It’s an incredibly powerful story of hope and aggression you won’t soon forget.
Check out Anjali’s memoir here and donate to help build her school here.
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