<< The Day My God Died is a feature-length documentary that presents the stories of young girls whose lives have been shattered by the child sex trade. They describe the day they were abducted from their village and sold into sexual servitude as, The Day My God Died.
The film provides actual footage from the brothels of Bombay, known even to tourists as “The Cages,” captured with “spy camera” technology. It weaves the stories of girls, and their stolen hopes and dreams, into an unforgettable examination of the growing plague of child sex slavery.>>
It's only an hour long and you can catch the full documentary below.
Amateur footage demonstrates the frightening speed with which Friday's tsunami destroyed the city of Kesennuma, Japan
Although when I started this blog, I never wanted to talk about my musings or rant online. But recent events have shaken me so much that I feel my body tingling. Living in a place that is strategically placed so that I would probably never have to worry about natural disasters for my lifetime, I feel fortunate and then I wonder. Why I am alive, especially when the people who have left this world probably lived a life filled with more dreams than mine, more aspirations than mine.