When Silence Ends (Used Paperback) - Rebecca Cary

Rebecca Cary, founder of Hands of Justice , has compiled first-person stories from Human Trafficking Survivors into this high-quality, full-color 8x10 book. It begins with her own experience shared in the Introduction , and is organized into chapters that teach about trafficking; what it is thought to be; what it really is; how it is happening right in front of us, and how few ever escape. Less than 1-2% of victims are rescued and less than .1% of traffickers are prosecuted. Experts now believe 40.3 million men, women and children are being trafficked and U.S. Homeland Security estimates that for every 1000 people in the world, there are 5.4 victims of modern-day slavery.

The short narratives from the human trafficking Overcomers that Rebecca has collected tell the story more unforgettably than any facts can portray, and certainly more accurately than Hollywood movies, where most get their concept of this crime. These stories are not highly graphic, yet reveal the heartbreaking ways victims of trafficking are lured and abused, which is enough to raise the much-needed awareness.

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