to recommend possible amendments to the Immoral Traffic Prevention Act of 1956. Its work has also been acknowledged internationally: its founder was nominated by the US government for the position of United Nations' Special Rapporteur on Human Trafficking in 2004. The organization made headlines in the US when Ramona Braganza, Scarlett Johansson's personal trainer, personally taught 15 girls that Prerana had rescued from the sex trade for her "3-2-1 Empower" program. In September 2015, these girls worked through a personal training certification program funded by the California National Association for Fitness Certification. Braganza described the project as her "legacy". In 2014, Prerana had worked with 30,000 sex workers, rescued over 10,000 children, and extended victim assistance services to over 750 children from brothels. Notes External links http://bustedhalo.com/features/freeing-indias-sex-slaves Hindustan Times Organizations that combat human trafficking Organisations based in Mumbai Children's rights organizations Children's charities based in India 1986 establishments in Maharashtra Organizations established in 1986