Slavery and trafficking still exist today.
There are more people trapped in slavery than ever before in human history. 50 million children, women and men are beaten, raped and starved in an industry worth US$150 billion globally.
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WHO WE ARE
IJM is a global anti-slavery organisation.
We strengthen justice systems
We collaborate with justice system and community leaders to respond effectively to violence. Together, we design improvements that serve survivors, deter criminals and dramatically decrease violence.
We rescue and restore victims
We partner with local authorities to rescue individual victims of violence and restore survivors to safety and stability.
We bring criminals to justice
We work alongside justice system officials to ensure that criminals are held accountable, stopping the cycle of violence and deterring others from abusing vulnerable people.
We scale demand for protection
We convene and equip champions to advocate for protection as an essential and tangible future for everyone.
Help end slavery in our lifetime.
IJM's vision is to rescue millions, protect half a billion and make justice for the poor unstoppable.
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Mother and Son Reunited in South Asia, after 23 years apart
A mother and son have been reunited after 23 years apart. Prakasam had run away from home at 16 years old after a quarrel with his brother and eventually became trapped in forced labour at a buffalo farm for 15 years. Today, 39-year-old Prakasam is safe, reunited with his mother and brother, after local authorities helped him return home.
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Suresh’s Dream Became a Reality
In 2013, Suresh’s family were in search of stability after the passing of his grandfather. Desperate to build a home and settle down, they accepted an advance of 25,000 rupees from a brick kiln owner. The promise was simple: 500 rupees (approximately HK$41) for every 1,000 bricks.
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The Miracle Lives On
Today, Miracle* spends her days guiding tourists through Indonesia, leading travelers through historic sites and sharing stories from the past. She loves watching people light up with curiosity and joy. “When I take people out for trips, I feel so proud and satisfied when I see people happy,” she said. It is the kind of life she once feared she would never have.
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