According to UN Women (2019), wherever there is poverty, conflict, and gender inequality, women’s and girls’ lives are at risk for exploitation.

“I have never been able to read a Bible for myself before,” Thuto told one of the house mothers. Thuto is a teenage girl who was referred to the Beautiful Dream Society shelter after surviving human trafficking. As a result of the trauma she experienced, she was understandably often moody, withdrawn, anxious, and hopeless about her future. These are common and expected feelings among human trafficking victims.

According to UNICEF, child and forced marriage is a human rights violation and a harmful practice that adversely affects women and girls globally, preventing them from living their lives fully free from violence.

It is said that Lesotho is one of the most poverty-stricken countries in the world, which is very unfortunate since there is plenty of food

When Thama was told she would be appearing before the magistrate (judge), tears of joy streamed down her cheeks as she yelled, “Thank you Jesus.

When women enter Beautiful Dream Society’s care after the horror of human trafficking, the first few days, or even weeks, can be the most difficult