when we arrive at kathmandu's central jail, things don't go according to plan.ing with the prison's most senior official known here as the jailer. we're forbidden from bringing our cameras but are allowed to record our discussion. >> it's unfortunate that now we will have to share that we have been shut down. i'm so disappointed because it was the opportunity to, i think, add a level of texture, education, and i think he would have provided us with so many great insights into how to combat this issue from a trafficker's point of view who has completely rehabilitated. so i think it is a great loss, not only for us but i think for this country. the day's events have taken their toll on anuradha. >> she's going to get her blood pressure taken so we'll walk her to the car. >> we'll continue to try to get access to the trafficker but time is running out as i have less than 24 hours left in nepal. with honey nut cheerios cereal. kissed with real honey. and the 100% natural whole grain oats can help lower your cholesterol. you are so sweet to me. bee happy. bee healthy

when we arrive at kathmandu's central jail, things don't go according to plan.ior official known here as the jailer. we're forbidden from bringing our cameras but are allowed to record our discussion. >> it's unfortunate that now we will have to share that we have been shut down. i'm so disappointed because it was the opportunity to, i think, add a level of texture, education, and i think he would have provided us with so many great insights into how to combat this issue from a trafficker's point of view who has completely rehabilitated. so i think it is a great loss, not only for us but i think for this country. the day's events have taken their toll on anuradha. >> she's going to get her blood pressure taken so we'll walk her to the car. >> we'll continue to try to gete . and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] and just like that, it's here. a new chanc

they said i'll take them to kathmandu. parents ended up saving up and giving up their life savings for this service and giving up their children. they would never see their children ever again. >> basically, you have risked your life to reunite these children with their parents? >> absolutely. i didn't go out to do any of this stuff. when i get back to new york, it was in the middle of revolution in nepal, the children had been snatched away from us and i realized, first of all i have to search for them. it would take a miracle. it was hard to think about miracles. one by one started to find them. i have to find their families. so i did the easiest and dumbest thing i could think of, really, fly as deep into the mountains to the last flat land and put on a backpack and take photos of the kids and walk for weeks. >> you found them? >> i found all of them, 24 families and kids. >> might never have come back. >> the traffickers were coming after me. that was i didn't want to think too much. it took me 4 weeks, got injuried an

non-profit organization housing and protecting up to 100 women every day at its main complex in kathmanducenter provides counseling, training, and legal assistance to help prosecute cases against traffickers. and there is a school for about 300 children from newborn babies to teenagers. some of whom were trafficked along with their mothers, and others who were rescued from the streets before they could fall into the hands of traffickers. 12 kilometers north of kathmandu lies a different aspect of the care provided by maiti nepal's team -- the hospice. the scars of human trafficking are never merely skin deep and the pain and suffering often extends to future generations. amid the seemingly idyllic image of rural family life, there's another morning routine to be performed, one which casts a darker complexion on the picture. this is the daily lineup for medicine without which many of these women and children would die. they all carry the hiv virus and many have other related illnesses. in most cases, a legacy of time served under slavery in the brothel. the medicine is expensive and maiti

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