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Nothing seemed wrong at first. But everything was about to change.

What Kim thought was a way out of poverty was really a path straight into exploitation.

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Forced to Work in a Dangerous Quarry
Arul and Pachayamma's life of slavery began when they were just children. Thinking freedom was unattainable, they married in slavery and inherited their families’ debts. They broke rocks in life-threatening conditions, always under the threat of violence from the owner. They lived in a constant state of fear.
March 27
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How do you raise a child in slavery?
Enslaved on a dangerous farm, Damru and Hemanthi lived in fear of beatings and abuse—all while raising an infant son.
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sexual exploitation of children

She was 8. He was her father. The abuse lasted for many years.

IJM exists because of you. In the developing world, justice systems often fall short and children in poor communities live with less food, less education and less security. They are easy targets. And abusers show up.

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Slavery

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Kofi was 8 years old

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Slavery
Violence & Confinement Common in a String of Crucial Anti-Slavery Cases
April 17
Conviction
German Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison for Sexually Exploiting Two Haitian Minors in the Dominican Republic
April 12
Slavery
Five Boys Rescued from Goat-Grazing
April 09
Conviction
Former Military Mechanic Sentenced to 25 Years for the Rape of a Minor in Bolivia
April 02
Cybersex trafficking
Eleven Children Rescued from Online Exploitation, as Five Traffickers Face Charges
March 28
Forced to Work in a Dangerous Quarry
Arul and Pachayamma's life of slavery began when they were just children. Thinking freedom was unattainable, they married in slavery and inherited their families’ debts. They broke rocks in life-threatening conditions, always under the threat of violence from the owner. They lived in a constant state of fear.
March 27
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Fighting to End Slavery — For Good.

Right now, more than 40 million people are enslaved worldwide. Learn what IJM is doing and how you can join the fight.
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