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Unleashing the Network: How HVCs Transform Anti-Trafficking Operations

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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Breaking: Two Teenage Girls at Risk of Being Forced into Prostitution, Intercepted!
By The Love Justice Team on May 23, 2023

Last month, our teams in the field intercepted 1,341 vulnerable people from the potential of being sold into modern-day slavery. Makula* and Kedi*...

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Sabina's Voice: Breaking the Silence of Human Trafficking

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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A Passion for Justice: Meet Our Namibia Anti-Trafficking Team

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

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Anti-Trafficking Team Intercepts Student and Returns Her Home Safe

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

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We Need Your Help in the Fight to End Human Trafficking

At Love Justice International, we inherently believe that every human being is created in the image of God and therefore has intrinsic, infinite,...

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Our Work Against Human Trafficking Expands into Ethiopia

“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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Ten Facts About Human Trafficking

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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Human Trafficking Stories: Two Young Boys at Risk Are Safe

Our staff was monitoring at a train station when they noticed two minor boys, Pankaj* (13) and Aman* (12). The boys were shabbily dressed and looked...

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