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Nepalese orphans join fight against the global slave industry

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Two international students based in Darwin are joining the fight against the multibillion-dollar global slave industry. The orphans from Nepal were raised among the survivors of human trafficking, and are hoping to learn skills to help them combat a trade that has harmed so many of their friends.
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