Rhonda D. (superdupar) reviewed on 3/1/2008 + 115 more book reviews

This book accounts how the workers of International Justice Mission work to bring freedom and justice to the Cambodian village of Svay Pak. This village is known internationally for its sex slavery forcing very young children into the trade. Readers follow the gathering of information, through the arrest and trail of the perpetrators. There are also stories of IJM freeing slaves from other areas of the world as well as how the organization comes alongside cases of rape and police injustice to bring about arrests, convictions and public knowledge of these crimes.

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