Woman creates successful business with support from Self-Help Group
A woman who was struggling to feed her family now runs a successful business, and says: “None of my children will ever dream of leaving for a better life.” - Page 3
‘Rapid growth’ as East Midlands Hub marks one-year anniversary
Hope for Justice is celebrating one year since the launch of our UK East Midlands Hub, which was set up to respond to modern-day slavery and human trafficking. - Page 3
13-year-old Ethiopian boy safely home after a year of exploitation
Galcha* had an emotional reunion with his parents (above), after being forced to work in abusive conditions while living on the streets for a year. - Page 3
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Hope for Justice takes vital steps to support young trafficking survivors
Hope for Justice is taking vital steps to protect young survivors of modern-day slavery and human trafficking from falling through the gaps in support systems. - Page 3
What is the price of a child’s freedom?
It is all too easy for children to become trapped in modern slavery and human trafficking. They are particularly vulnerable because of their age and innocence. - Page 3
Resilient trafficking survivor offered full-time job at beauty salon
A resilient young woman is rebuilding her life after being trafficked for sex work at a restaurant in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. - Page 3
‘From misery to hope’ – teenage boy returns to school after being exploited on a drugs farm
A teenage boy is now able to return to school after poverty and desperation left him farming drugs to earn a living. When he was just four years old, Degu* was separated from his mother and father, and raised by his grandmother in a town near Bahir Dar, in northern Ethiopia. The family - Page 3