HOLMES: Well, it's 25 minutes past the hour now on this CNN Saturday morning. Rescuing children from sex slavery, that is one woman's mission. And so far, she's saved more than 12,000 women who were being forced to work in brothels. That's why she is a CNN hero.</s>ANURADHA KOIRALA, CNN HERO: In the rest, America, Europe, if someone comes and says, I want to make your child a prostitute, they would give them one slap or shoot them. But here, families, they are tricked all the time. Girls are brought from the villages by people who can lure them and tell them this they are getting a nice job. The border between India and Nepal is the conduit point of trafficking. Once they are here, there is no way to escape. I'm Anuradha Koirala, it's my strong goal to stop every girl from being trafficked. When 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. 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.</s>HOLMES: 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."
CNN Hero Attempts To Rescue Young Girls From Sexual Slavery In Nepal