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Destiny Rescue Signs Agreement with Thai Government


We are happy to announce the signing of an MOU that formalizes Destiny Rescue's (an organisation whose rescue work in Thailand, Cambodia and the Philippines Child Rescue helps fund) professional relationship with Thai law enforcement.

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The Perfect Storm: Why OSEC is Growing So Quickly

The online sexual exploitation of kids is under-reported, hard to track and poorly understood. And by all accounts, it's growing out of control.

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Post-Rescue Realities


Rescue requires more than being removed from an exploitative situation. To truly stay free, survivors must be equipped and empowered to overcome the challenges that made them vulnerable to abuse in the first place.

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What is OSEC?

Kids are being exploited online at an alarming rate. Learn more about this complex problem and how we can address it.

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More Rescues than Ever Before


2022 was a year of record growth for Destiny Rescue, an organisation whose work in Thailand, Cambodia and the Philippines Child Rescue helps fund.

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Operation “Dark corner”

Rescue agents in Thailand have been working closely with police coordinating raids to rescue children from the sex industry.

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A record-breaking year of rescue and reintegration


The milestone is thanks to rapid expansion across our project nations.

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Bracing for “flood” of child sex abuse

Covid-19 restrictions took away jobs for many people in Thailand. Once restrictions ease, they'll be desperate for work.

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Health weeks have a positive impact on survivors in Thailand


Health weeks address both the emotional and physical health of survivors. These classes run about every other month and give staff the opportunity to connect with and teach survivors after rescue.

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The power of social media: why the sex trade is migrating from brothels to social media

Lockdowns have closed many sex establishments in Southeast Asia, leaving many former workers wondering where to find an income.

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