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Institutions and organizations like Hope for Justice are looking to harness technology and data to close the technology gap, utilizing it as a tool for good
HR professionals are being given the opportunity to join global anti-trafficking charity Hope for Justice on a life-changing trip to Ethiopia.
Hope for Justice believes that people with lived experience of modern slavery must have more involvement in our decision-making and strategy.
Hope for Justice’s provision of victim support was “instrumental” in tearing down the UK’s largest human trafficking network, police have said after the four-year investigation, dubbed Operation Fort.
Hope for Justice raises serious concerns with the new Immigration and Asylum Bill, ahead of its Second Reading in the House of Commons.
A senior adviser on human trafficking in Norway’s Ministry of Justice visited Hope for Justice’s Hub to see how we are raising awareness of modern slavery.
Hope for Justice appears in the Epstein Files recently released by the U.S. Department of Justice, because of our support of a trafficking survivor connected to the case. The files were released in December 2025 under the Epstein Files Transparency Act; documents are heavily redacted to protect anonymity. Hope for Justice first had contact with
Hope for Justice provided this written evidence to the Public Bill Committee scrutinising the National and Borders Bill.
Private Data Exchange is a Hope for Justice initiative, supported by Intel, to demonstrate the potential of Confidential Computing to combat human trafficking
The B.U.I.L.D Group's is hosting a Jingle and Jackpot, with proceeds to anti-trafficking organization Hope for Justice and others. Dec 9th 2023, Charlotte NC.