Families evicted in Kolkata say several of their children are missing and may have been kidnapped by traffickers. Barbara Borst investigates. By Barbara Borst Kolkata, India – More than 380 families lived for generations under a bridge southeast of downtown. They did not own the land where they built shelters; they scratched out a living as leather workers, rickshaw drivers, beggars and rag pickers. Then this city clogged with traffic decided to rebuild the overpass in the Topsia neighborhood. The families were evicted forcibly and suddenly in November. Now scattered across the city, with some living … Continue reading Jail One Sex Trafficker, Save Thousands of Girls