Indian singer Neeti Mohan's composition “Udne de“, which pays a tribute to women and supports gender equality - is set to be a part of an album titled Music To Inspire Artists UNited Against Human Trafficking, a project which will benefit the United Nations Voluntary Trust Fund. “I had written 'Udne de' during the 2012 Nirbhaya incident. It felt like I was crying and nobody could hear me... I sincerely hope and pray for a positive change in the mindset of the people,“ said Neeti. The 60-plus track collection features over 60 renowned artistes from around the world and will release at the UN headquarters in NY later this week. A statement reads, this collective fight by the music community is to make a social statement and end human trafficking. A R Rahman, Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore, Nicholas Cage, and Ashley Judd have also contributed to the album.