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Over 70,000 Interceptions

What are "interceptions," and what happens in "transit monitoring"?

Our Impact? Freedom.

 

What We Do

Stop human trafficking

Love Justice International fights to prevent human trafficking as it's occurring. We train and place monitors at strategic transit points who vigilantly keep watch to detect and intercept potential victims in real time, BEFORE they are exploited or enslaved. To date, we've intercepted over 70,000 individuals to prevent them from being trafficked.

Help put traffickers in jail

Since we intercept hundreds of people monthly, intervening as the crime of trafficking occurs, we’re able to collect immensely valuable data on traffickers and their networks. Through our data analysis and investigations, we've helped authorities arrest over 1,600 suspects in connection with our anti-trafficking work. Read more here.

Care for the most vulnerable

Love Justice was established with the opening of family homes in some of the poorest parts of the world, caring for orphaned and abandoned children. We also operate a school in South Asia, empowering students to become difference makers in the world through excellent education. 

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Celebrating 50,000 Kept Free

See the Numbers

Fill out the form to download our 2023 Annual Report to read about the progress we've made in the fight against injustice.

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Measuring the Impact of Our Anti-Trafficking Work

Love Justice fights human trafficking through transit monitoring, our human trafficking prevention strategy that is uniquely positioned to provide impact that is both measurable and cost-effective. It is the only tangible preventative method that we know of.

We know that donors invest their money in order to make an impact. More impact is obviously better than less. While there are many ways to measure an NGO’s impact, we believe that cost per intercept serves as a concise and straightforward tool for us—and others—to judge our effectiveness. 

At LJI, cost per intercept is a one-year historic calculation that indicates to program staff and donors the cost to intercept an individual to prevent them from being trafficked. It tells us—and you—exactly what the impact is and sheds light on our ability to achieve our core value: Do much with little. Lastly, it helps drive decisions about where and how dollars invested can achieve the greatest impact.

While we report a one-year rolling figure, we measure this number monthly to internally push us toward greater impact. You can view the monthly number in the rolling statistics listed below, and across our website.

This number is determined through three steps:

  1. Determine the all-inclusive (direct spending, program execution, and fundraising/administration) investment we are making in our anti-trafficking work.
  2. Assign that investment, proportionally, between the two measurable outcomes of our anti-trafficking work: interceptions and arrests.
  3. Divide the total number of interceptions by the assigned investment.

At the end of 2022, our one-year cost-per-intercept number stood at $201. For about the cost of a monthly car payment, our monitors can prevent the exploitation of an infinitely valuable individual.

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To learn more details about the cost-per-intercept calculation, and to see how the math works, click here.

LJI by the Numbers

70,765

People intercepted to prevent from being trafficked

$133

Cost to intercept one person and prevent them from being trafficked

58

Active transit monitoring stations

31

Countries where we have piloted transit monitoring

21

Short-term shelters for those who have been intercepted

1,631

Arrests stemming from our anti-trafficking work

36%

Percent of closed cases resulting in convictions

 

Where We Work

Our core work is currently based in Nepal, India, Bangladesh, South AfricaMalawi, Kenya, Uganda,  Sierra Leone, Rwanda, NamibiaMozambique, Lesotho, Liberia, Zambia, Burkina Faso, Indonesia, Burundi, Ethiopia, and Argentina.

  • Where we're on the ground

Jisni: The Face of a Trafficker

The face of a trafficker is not bound by race, gender, or nationality. That is why we are vigilant as we look for signs..

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Breaking: 17 Girls Held in Shelter Set Free; Head Trafficker Arrested!

We love sharing stories of freedom. Read on and give thanks with us for these recent stories of lives kept free!

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Smoked Pork for Justice: Arkansas Fundraiser Helps Keep 135 Lives Free

In Rogers, Arkansas, a small life group at a local church is making a big difference in the fight against human..

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Our Mission

Sharing the love of Jesus Christ by fighting the world’s greatest injustices.

Our Values Guide How We Work

Love Justice is driven by three core values that shape every program and management decision we make.

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Be the Kingdom

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Help Those Who Need It Most

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Do Much with Little

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Work for Love Justice

At Love Justice, we're on a mission to combat the world's greatest injustices. And we're always looking to expand our global team.

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