In one of the harshest places on earth, 25 girls just stepped into safety
In Afghanistan, being a girl means almost every door of opportunity is closed. Formal education is cut off. The freedom to simply be a child
For 30 years, Hagar has worked in Asia Pacific leading trauma recovery and prevention programs for survivors of human trafficking, slavery, and abuse.
Our programs are led by skilled national teams in Afghanistan, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam, and through partners in Myanmar and the Solomon Islands.
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In Afghanistan, being a girl means almost every door of opportunity is closed. Formal education is cut off. The freedom to simply be a child
Sreyna’s Story from Refugee to Hagar Country Director “I was born during a time of war in a refugee camp. As the eldest of five
