In Moldova, a young orphan girl has just turned 16. Government care stops at her age, and she receives the equivalent of $10.00 and a bus ticket back to the city listed on her birth certificate. But, she is an orphan and has no place to go. She steps off of the bus where a man approaches her. “I have a brother in Italy,” he tells her. “He has a restaurant and is looking for waitresses. We’ll fly you there, and he’ll pay you well!” The girl, eager that someone wants to help her, follows this man. 24 hours later, she has been beaten, raped, sold for $3,500 and will service over 30 men a day for the rest of her life, which won’t be long… Continue reading →