I Interviewed a Homeless Girl Who Was Kept in a Dog Cage for 2 Years

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If this video opened your eyes to the reality of human trafficking, please share it. Want to help? Order from my Amazon Wishlist and it gets delivered straight to me so I can hand it out to people like Diamond on the streets: https://amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/TJKX7LYSR4M2?ref_=wl_share Sponsor or reach out: https://www.instagram.com/simongivesback/ Diamond Hunter has been homeless since she was 12 years old At 15, she was kidnapped and held captive for 2 years in a human trafficking ring - 18 girls total were trapped in that basement - They were kept in dog cages when they tried to escape - She battles fentanyl addiction as a way to cope with her trauma - She has a 4-year-old daughter she's fighting to reunite with - She's still on the streets, but she's fighting to survive In this interview, Diamond shares: How she ended up homeless at 12 after her mom kicked her out What it was like being held captive in a human trafficking ring for 2 years How she and 17 other girls were rescued by a construction worker who saw what was happening The reality of fentanyl addiction and life on the streets Her hope to get sober and reunite with her daughter FACTS ABOUT YOUTH HOMELESSNESS & HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN CANADA: 🔹 35,000+ youth experience homelessness in Canada each year 🔹 93% of human trafficking victims in Canada are women and girls 🔹 The average age of entry into human trafficking is 13 years old 🔹 Fentanyl is 50x stronger than heroin and is the leading cause of overdose deaths in Canada 🔹 70% of homeless youth have experienced physical or sexual abuse 🔹 Only 1 in 20 human trafficking cases are reported to police 🔹 Human trafficking is a $150+ billion industry worldwide This is why I do what I do. These stories need to be heard. If this video helped you understand the reality of homelessness and human trafficking, please share it. Let's raise awareness together. 🙏 #HumanTrafficking #HomelessYouth #AddictionRecovery #SimonGivesBack #CanadaHomelessness #SurvivorStory #FentanylCrisis #YouthHomelessness #RealStories #Awareness #DiamondHunter #TraffickedSurvivor #DogCage #StreetLife #HomelessInterview