... is it something that you guys do with your organization or just, like, hand off to local authorities at a certain point? Or, like, what's that process?

Yeah.

It was invented by several Nepal organizations along the Nepal-India border, and it was called, in those days, border monitoring.

And when we started doing it, we just told our staff to intercept potential victims of trafficking, and they figured out how to do it themselves.

And they do it by, they stand in the key transit area, and that, in those days it was a border crossing.

Now we've realized it can be a bus station, a train station.

We have different transit areas, and they look for signs of trafficking, and when they see those signs, they use questioning to try to uncover active human trafficking cases, and there's certain red flags that they look for that would be a sign that it's a trafficking situation.

How have you been able to have thought past all the negatives that you're exposed to and focus on the impact? And how has that maybe evolved over the, the two decades you've been doing this?