Sold fighting the new global slave trade

""The stories of three courageous individuals who defy death threats, carry out daring rescues and challenge powerful interests in the battle to end slavery in the 21st century, filmed in India, Togo and Pakistan."--Container."
""Evoking the spirit of 19th-century abolitionism, this program enters the lives of three anti-slavery activists in today's developing world. Symphorienne Kessouagni works to protect vulnerable children in rural Togo, keeping them away from traffickers and helping young slaves escape. Sunitha Krishnan is a former Hindu nun in Hyderbad, India, who runs 17 schools for former brothel workers and lobbies officials to enforce anti-slavery laws. Ansar Burney is a Karachi attorney who retrieves Pakistani boys forced to perform as jockeys in the brutal sport of camel racing. Each activist speaks in eloquent detail about his or her experiences and the psychological scars -- as well as the resilience -- of those freed from slavery"--Container."
"This documentary, produced and directed by Jody Hassett Sanchez, discusses the thriving slave trade in the world, specifically Togo, India, and Pakistan, and what needs to be done to prevent it from happening."@en