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Published 15:24 11 May 2017 BST

The harrowing piece of footage was intended to shock viewers into understanding the true horror of child prostitution and donate to the campaign to stop it.
It was released as part of the Week Against Child Prostitution, which takes place from May 15-21, a week in which groups in the Netherlands raise money to fund the fight against child prostitution all over the world.
Free a Girl founder Evelien Hölsken said:
"An estimated two million children all over the world are caught up in prostitution, of whom 1.2 million are in India. Girls are forced to have sex every day with dozens of men. "We want this to stop and appeal to the whole country to join forces with us and take action. Together, we can liberate the girls from the horrific circumstances in which they live and offer them a bright new future."In the past eight years, Free A Girl has contributed to the liberation of 3,802 girls from brothels in Asia. Part of the proceeds from the song in the soundtrack, Here Am I by Dutch singer/songwriter Niels Geusebroek, will go to the charity. You can watch the video below (be warned, it is a hard watch). To donate, visit Free A Girl. https://vimeo.com/216533542
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