Long post but please, I urge you, my dear followers to read on. We need to use our voices to raise awareness of this heinous crime. Did you know that the Philippines is the global center for this injustice to children? There are no reliable estimates on how many children are trapped in online sexual exploitation, where predators from around the world pay to watch and direct the sexual abuse of children via livestreams, with the median age of victims being just 11 years old in the Philippines. However, the United Nations estimates that at least 750,000 sexual predators are online at any given time. Please join me today to stop and listen to the story of one incredible survivor of this heinous crime, Ruby. At just 16 years old, Ruby was thrown into the fight of her life after being tricked into the horrors of an online sex trafficking den. Her journey through the horrors and trauma of suffering unthinkable abuse is coming to life today in a groundbreaking six-part podcast series called The Fight of my Life: Finding Ruby. From behind a veil of acronyms, statistics and niche terminology, Finding Ruby is aims to make the livestreamed sexual abuse of children a talking point by highlighting the human side of a hidden crime from the perspective of Ruby, her rescuers and those who walked with her toward justice and healing. The podcast takes listeners into the trafficking den in Pampanga for the dramatic day that police kicked the door down to free Ruby and others – and it continues with her journey through recovery and restoration, the legal system and onto becoming a vital voice in elevating livestreamed child sexual exploitation as an issue of critical importance, for households, tech companies and governments worldwide. Ruby is courageously using her voice as a survivor. Now she needs us to amplify her story. Join me in listening and sharing this podcast widely - we need every single person in the fight to protect our Filipino children. #endosec #findingruby