When Japanese housewife Mika Sato found herself in Nepal meeting girls rescued from the country's sex trade she could not escape seeing her young daughter's face in theirs, and she knew then she had to do something to help.Just months later, Sato had opened a cafe in Okazaki, Aichi Prefecture, in order to raise money for the women who had been sold into a life of forced sex work.The Badi Cafe, named after the women from the Badi ethnic group and opened in June in central Japan, sells coffee beans packaged by the women from western Nepal who have been rescued out of sex slavery. She also imp…READ FULL ARTICLE
