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...

“I’ve always been passionate about justice. I speak for those who can’t speak for themselves.”

Meera* sat at her desk at school, absentmindedly tapping her pencil as she gazed out the window.

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....

“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...

Human trafficking is notorious for shocking statistics with dubious origins. For a crime of such magnitude, there are severe limitations in data...

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...

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...

A young woman sat outside on a busy street, propped up against dirty concrete, an empty bottle on the pavement next to her. She stared listlessly,...