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News : 13-year-old free after being forced to work unpaid for two and a half years

Emma Fielder — August 25, 2021

News : Protecting vulnerable children during Uganda’s lockdown, and beyond

Emma Fielder — August 17, 2021

News : 16-year-old girl safely returned home and planning for her future

Emma Fielder — June 22, 2021

News : Mother and 13-year-old daughter reunited after four years

Emma Fielder — June 2, 2021

News : Mother and daughter build new lives after 15-year-old rescued from brothel

Emma Fielder — May 18, 2021

News : Sisters who were trafficked and made homeless set for self-sufficient future

Emma Fielder — May 13, 2021

Blogs : The path towards an independent, happy future: The Stepping Stones project

Emma Fielder — January 21, 2021

News : Thousands benefit from PPE in Ethiopia as Hope for Justice tackles slavery

Rosalyn Roden — September 20, 2020

News : Three girls rescued from forced labour on the streets

Rosalyn Roden — September 14, 2020

News : Three girls rescued from a brothel in Cambodia

Hope for Justice — September 5, 2020

News : Girl, 14, reintegrated after being rescued from sexual exploitation

Rosalyn Roden — August 31, 2020

News : Survivor of sexual exploitation gives birth to baby girl in Hope for Justice’s care

Rosalyn Roden — July 27, 2020

News : Girl, 16, reunited with family after five years of exploitation

Rosalyn Roden — June 23, 2020

News : ‘I felt like life was not worth living’ – girl, 16, forced into commercial sex

Rosalyn Roden — June 11, 2020

News : ‘I thought he was dead’ – Mother reunited with 13-year-old son

Rosalyn Roden — June 10, 2020

News : Formerly street homeless children to be reintegrated with families after lockdown

Rosalyn Roden — June 8, 2020

News : Boy, 14, given chance to walk again after vital medical intervention

Rosalyn Roden — June 2, 2020

News : Precious girl, 8, is living testimony of life changed and set free from slavery

Rosalyn Roden — May 28, 2020

News : Trafficked child was forced to entertain crowds three times a day

Rosalyn Roden — May 22, 2020

News : Girl, 16, rescued after two years in slavery

Rosalyn Roden — May 7, 2020

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