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Understanding Human Trafficking

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How History Shapes Our Fight Against Human Trafficking

Rita got off the bus in the city center among crowds of people. She instantly felt out of place watching people in crisp button-downs and fancy...

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The Truth About Human Trafficking During the Super Bowl

Maybe you’ve heard the claim—that the Super Bowl is one of the biggest events for human trafficking in the U.S., with thousands of girls and women...

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How Do Traffickers Recruit Their Victims?

“Why did you trust him?” Her face is calm and steady on the other end of the WhatsApp video chat, but I can imagine her disappointment after the...

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The Truth About Human Trafficking in the U.S.

Our staff hears it all the time when mentioning our line of work—“You know the U.S. is one of the worst countries regarding human trafficking,...

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The People Targeted by Human Traffickers: Learn Who They Are
By The Love Justice Team on August 8, 2023

Human traffickers prey on the vulnerabilities of their victims. They view people as their commodity and source for financial gain and are master...

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Diving Deeper into the Facts Behind Human Trafficking

While researching the facts listed in our previous article, we found several pieces of information repeated across the internet that do not...

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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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What Is Organ Trafficking?

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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Global Estimates Reveal Modern Slavery Is on the Rise

Global estimates of modern slavery are up from 40 million to 50 million in the last five years, according to a new report from the International...

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