THE DAY MY GOD DIED introduces some of the heroes working around the world to end child sex trafficking. From the trafficking survivors who return to the brothels to rescue other girls to the directors of non-profits that help care for former sex slaves, each of these people is part of a growing worldwide movement to stop child sex slavery.

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		Maili Lama, a trafficking survivor rescued by Maiti Nepal, has founded her own non-profit rescue center in Bombay. In 2002, she won a Reebok Human Rights Award for her work.
		Matthew Friedman, author of Tara: A Fleshtrade Odyssey, is the technical advisor for the Office of Health and Family Planning, USAID/Nepal. He now lives in Bangkok, Thailand.
		Harleen Walia is the assistant director of Sanlaap, a rescue and rehabilitation center for young girls in Calcutta.
		Anuradha Koirala is founder and director of Maiti Nepal, a non-profit network that rescues, rehabilitates and advocates for children in the sex trade.
		Gina, a trafficking survivor rescued by Maiti Nepal, helps care for children at the Maiti Nepal center in Kathmandu.
		Gary Haugen is founder and director of the International Justice Mission, which helps rescue sex slaves.
		Jyoti, a trafficking survivor rescued by the International Justice Mission, now helps raid brothels to rescue other girls.

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