is, and what consequences it has not just for those trafficked but whole communities. Childreach International's Taught, Not Trafficked project is a hugely important campaign that will help us reduce child trafficking in Nepal and hopefully, with the right education and storytelling, prevent it from happening in the future." Danuwar is also one of the two main characters of The Color of Brave, a Nepali documentary directed by the filmmaker Binod Adhikari. Awards and honors In 2012, Danuwar received a letter of honor from the US Special Operations Command in which they were recognizing her combat against human trafficking. In 2013, She was awarded Roman Magasaysay for her group Shakti Samuha in the field of women trafficking. In 2014, she was selected as one of the finalists of Roland Berger Human Dignity Award. In 2014, she was one of the ten persons who received the Child 10 (C10) Award for their fight against the trafficking of children. In 2018, she received recognition from the U.S. Department of State in Washington. Quotes "We are very hopeful that community police will cooperate to create a respectable workplace environment for women in the entertainment sector," (Sunita Danuwar's statement concerning the six-day training project organized by the NGO Free the Slaves) "This is great honor for me and my organization," (Sunita Danuwar's reaction after Shakti Samuha received French Republic Human Rights Award) "We are very glad to be honored with such prize. It is the first occasion that any organization in Nepal bagged with Asian level international prize."(Sunita Danuwar's reaction after Shakti Samuha won the 2013 Ramon Magsaysay Award) "This is the time when the brokers go in the name of relief to kidnap or lure women. We are distributing assistance to make people aware that someone might come to lure them," (Sunita Danuwar's statement after the April 2015 Nepal earthquake) "Trafficking has been increasing massively after the earthquakes. For the sex trafficker, this is the favorable time to go communities and lure women and girls away to India, the Gulf countries and other places, giving them false promises of better opportunities. We are hearing that small girls from the most affected districts are being trafficked in just this way. This is what is happening with these women and girls — please help us put a stop to it." (Sunita Danuwar's statement after the April 2015 Nepal earthquake) References External links Sunita Danuwar official