Two monitors stand watch in an African forest. There is a small river just down the steep bank where people often try to cross the border illegally....
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Paula Cornell | Writer & Brand Journalist at Love Justice International
A young girl, maybe in her early teens, sat in a plastic chair across from us. Her demeanor was relaxed and unbothered as teenagers tend to be, but...
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“I’ve always been passionate about justice. I speak for those who can’t speak for themselves.”
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Meera* sat at her desk at school, absentmindedly tapping her pencil as she gazed out the window.
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In the almost 20 years since Love Justice’s Family Homes Program launched in 2004, we’ve seen 16 young people grow up and graduate from the program....
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“It is one of the greatest nations in history.” One of the oldest nations in the world, containing some of the first organized churches in history...
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Human trafficking is notorious for shocking statistics with dubious origins. For a crime of such magnitude, there are severe limitations in data...
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Their husbands had gone to South Africa to work. Several months had passed already, but still no word or paycheck arrived back home. Neither woman...
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On a hot summer afternoon, an LJI team in Asia intercepted a middle-aged man waiting at a bus stop with five younger boys. The older man had promised...
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