It is midday in Bhairchawa, one of the 23 official border checkpoints between Nepal and India. Each day, up to 100,000 people cross under the stone arch separating the two countries. Some are on foot, others in trucks or on bikes, mopeds and rickshaws….
Read the full article at the publisher’s site: https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2019/feb/08/the-girl-sold-at-11-helps-police-save-nepal-trafficking-victims
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