her name is anuradha koirala. saving one person at a time, she has made it her life's mission to find freedom and redemption for thousands of women and girls forced into sex slavery. her organization is called maiti nepal, which means mothers home. >> the 2010 cnn hero of the year is anuradha koirala. >> in that moment i knew this would not be the last time our paths would cross. ♪ >> the snow-covered mountains of the himalayas are the first sight to greet most travelers arriving in nepal. its capital, kathmandu, is a busy hub for tourist traffic, climbers and trekkers drawn but the lure of everest. most who come use it a as gateway to adventure, but i'm here for a very different reason. sandwiched between china and india, nepal is also a magnet for another kind of human traffic. the tiny nation provides a steady supply of sex slaves for the brothels of delhi and mumbai. i arrived at maiti nepal to an overwhelming welcome. nepalese people are known for their warmth and hospitality and i was experiencing it firstha

i am anuradha koirala. it is my strong hope to stop every nepali girl from being trafficked. when we go to the border exit points, we are intercepting four girls to five girls per day. after the rescue, the girl is taken to here. we started this. rape survivors, trafbing s intr survivors, we take everybody. the girls who come back from brothels, they are totally, psychologically broken. we give them what they want to do, whatever training they want to do. one day we will stop it and tra trafficking will end. there is always a small scar. yes, i was trafficked. but today i am something new in my life. they are my strength. >> actress demi moore recently went to nepal to work with koirala and cnn's cameras were there. tune in sunday night 8:00 p.m. eastern to see "nepal's stolen children," a freedom project documentary. >>> we want to hear from you. tell us about the heroes in your community. send us your nominations to c s cnn.com/heroes. >>> an abrupt recess in the casey anthony trial today. we'll tell you what we know about it next. then...over time... become dull... and los

i'm anuradha koirala, it's my strong goal to stop every girl from being trafficked.en we go to the border, the exit points, we are intercepting four girls to five girls per day. after the rescue, the girl is taken to my place in nepal. we started this to help survivors, trafficking survivors. we take everybody. oh, good girl! the girls who come back from brothels, they are totally, psychologically broken. we give them whatever work they want to do. whatever training they want to do. one day we will really stop it. the trafficking will end. these are all convicted. there is always a small scar that, yes, one day i was trafficked, but today i am something new in my life. they are my strength. >> and actress and activist demi moore recently went to nepal to work with one of our cnn heroes, who you just saw profiled there. our cnn cameras were there as well. you can tune in sunday night, 8:00 p.m. eastern to see "nepal's stolen children: a cnn freedom project documentary." [ nurse ] i'm a hospice nurse. britta olsen is my patient. i spend long hours with her checking her

i am anuradha koirala. it is my strong hope to keep everyone everybody being tracked.nts we are intercepting four girls to five girls per day. after the rescue, the girls are taken. we started this. survivors, trafficking survivors we take everybody. oh, good girl. the girls who come back from brothels, they are totally psychologically broken. we give them whatever work they want to do. whatever training they want to do. one day tracking will end. these are all -- there is always a small scar that yes, one day i was trafficked. but today i am something new in my life. they are my strength. >> actress demi moore recently went to nepal to work with her and cnn's cameras were there. tune in to sue nepal's stolen children, a documentary. make sure you join me an hour earlier when i talk with mira sorvino about the worldwide plague of human trafficking. >> let me tell you one fact. the war on drugs in one month spends more than all the money that has spent up to date by the united states government in all of its domestic and international programs on human trafficking. >> i