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.
Our 2030 vision is to rescue millions, protect half a billion and make justice for the poor unstoppable.
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Featured Story
Crystal: a shining example of hope after trafficking and abuse
Hope is infectious. Four years ago, Crystal* found hope when she was brought to safety from online sexual exploitation, alongside 10 other children. Today, with support from IJM and people like you, Crystal is advocating to stop this crime and giving hope to more children trapped in abuse.
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Girls calling for an end to trafficking: Ranjita’s story
11th October is International Day of the Girl Child, a day dedicated to promoting the rights and wellbeing of girls. At IJM we’re committed to empowering girls who have experienced trafficking or violence to pursue their dreams and to contribute towards a more just world – and Ranjita is leading the way!
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After two years on the run, trafficker sentenced to 17 years in prison
The man, who trafficked two young girls into domestic servitude, was arrested by Cambodian police after IJM received a tip-off.
Read full story
Crystal: a shining example of hope after trafficking and abuse
Hope is infectious. Four years ago, Crystal* found hope when she was brought to safety from online sexual exploitation, alongside 10 other children. Today, with support from IJM and people like you, Crystal is advocating to stop this crime and giving hope to more children trapped in abuse.
Read full story
Girls calling for an end to trafficking: Ranjita’s story
11th October is International Day of the Girl Child, a day dedicated to promoting the rights and wellbeing of girls. At IJM we’re committed to empowering girls who have experienced trafficking or violence to pursue their dreams and to contribute towards a more just world – and Ranjita is leading the way!
Read full story
After two years on the run, trafficker sentenced to 17 years in prison
The man, who trafficked two young girls into domestic servitude, was arrested by Cambodian police after IJM received a tip-off.
Read full story
