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Slavery
IJM and Survivor Leaders Reaching Out on COVID-19 Spread
As the world races to stem the spread of COVID-19, IJM's team in Chennai has been working with local leaders in the Released Bonded Laborers’...
March 20
Slavery
Freed from Fear: Rescue Operation at Three Eucalyptus Farms
Last week, IJM joined the Karnataka State Human Rights Commission (KSHRC) and local authorities on a rescue operation to free 50 people from bonded...
March 19
COVID-19 Update from IJM CEO, Gary Haugen
Friends,
I know you’re getting a lot of information about the COVID-19 pandemic today. I, too, am monitoring the latest news and feeling the...
March 16
Human Trafficking
All Hands on Deck to End Trafficking in Romania
IJM signed its first agreement to collaborate with the Romanian Government through the Ministry of Internal Affairs’ National Agency for Combatting...
March 12
Labor Trafficking
Four Boys Rescued, Four Suspects Arrested in Ghana
Last week, four boys ages 11, 13, 15 and 16, were rescued by IJM and our partners from the fishing industry on Lake Volta.d
March 04
Sex Trafficking
IJM Supports Authorities on an Inter-State Sex Trafficking Rescue Operation
On February 22, IJM supported police from two states as they worked together to rescue two minor girls from a cross-country sex trafficking ring.
March 03
Human Trafficking
International Justice Mission Joins with Major League Baseball and Major League Baseball Players Association in Joint Initiative As Part Of New Human Trafficking Advisory Board
February 26, 2020, WASHINGTON, D.C.— Major League Baseball’s (MLB) and MLB Players Association’s (MLBPA) support and leadership in the fight against...
February 26
Labor Trafficking
Ruling Overturned in Thailand to Restrain Man Who Abused Crew Member
A Burmese crew supervisor on a fishing vessel was sentenced to serve two years imprisonment after the Court of Appeal upheld his conviction and...
February 18
Labor Trafficking
Change is Happening: Officials Free 204 in a Single Day
Last week, IJM assisted local authorities in rescuing 204 children, women and men from two massive brick kilns near Bangalore.
February 18