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Sex Slaves' Slow Freedom

Sometimes it takes years to negotiate their release.

By Deann Alford | posted 1/25/2005 12:00AM

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More about the International Needs Network ministry in Ghana is available from their website.

More Christianity Today articles about sex slavery includes:

Back From the Brothel | Thanks to brave ministries, prostitutes are still entering the kingdom. (Jan. 05, 2005)

We're Still Supporting Slavery | New efforts to stop U.S. troops from visiting prostitutes abroad are a good step, but let's not whitewash what's happening. (Sept. 28, 2004)

Weblog: International Justice Mission Gets Notice and Results | Dateline NBC, Forbes, and others show the undercover work of ministry that fights sexual slavery. (Jan. 27, 2004)

The Hidden Slavery | Each year, two million women and children worldwide have sex with strangers only because someone kidnaps them and threatens to kill them. You may have passed some of these victims on the street. (Nov. 14, 2003)

Finding the 'Real God' | An interview with a sex trafficking survivor. (Nov. 14, 2003)

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