Media Release

Kiwi Lifts the Lid on Human Trafficking

Kiwi, Daniel Walker, has become an expert at infiltrating organised crime networks. He has had a hand in the rescue of hundreds of victims, and the prosecution of dozens of perpetrators. This former New Zealand detective and author of the book ‘God in a Brothel’ will share his personal experiences, struggles and triumphs from the international cities he has worked in at two free Auckland events this June.

After five years working undercover across the globe investigating the trafficking of women and children, Walker now heads up his own anti-trafficking organization, NVader.

TEAR Fund events manager, Gavin McCulloch said, “Walker’s message is set against a hair-raising backdrop of clandestine missions. He explores some of the darkest and dangerous places on the planet to help rescue the victims of this horrendous crime, and exposes the magnitude of this form of modern-day slavery and misery. But rather than overwhelming people with the problem, he invites his audience to join a movement against sex trafficking.

Mr McCulloch said, “We are so excited to be working with Daniel. His field experience provides a unique window into the global sex trade, and he engages the audience with an issue that is so relevant to our society.”

Daniel can be heard at the Manukau City Baptist Church on Friday June 14th, 7pm, and at the Edge Kingsland Church on Saturday June 15th, 7pm.

Entry is free, but a collection for NVader will be taken at the event.

Further information and tour details visit www.tearfund.org.nz/danielwalker or call 0800 800 777.

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