Ofonime’s story
For 24 years, Ofonime was forced to work unpaid as a ‘houseboy’ for a professional British couple, until an email to Hope for Justice secured his freedom. - Page 4
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For 24 years, Ofonime was forced to work unpaid as a ‘houseboy’ for a professional British couple, until an email to Hope for Justice secured his freedom. - Page 4
Three of Hope for Justice's U.S. investigators have published a major article on the nexus between drug trafficking and human trafficking, with calls to tackle the power of the transnational gangs and crime groups profiting from human misery and exploitation. Writing in the journal Domestic Preparedness using evidence from recent Hope for Justice investigations and - Page 4
A mother-of-five has shared how her participation in one of Hope for Justice’s Self-Help Groups has transformed her family. - Page 4
This blog is based upon Hope for Justice’s article in the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Compendium of Promising Practices - Page 4
In Uganda, many young people dream of becoming professional footballers. But that innocent desire is being capitalised on by human traffickers. - Page 4
Hope for Justice welcomes Uganda's upgrade to a Tier 2 country in the latest Trafficking in Persons report, but concerns remain as cases of exploitation rise. - Page 4
An endangered 14-year-old girl who ran away from home and was picked up off the streets by an older man is now safe after being recovered by Hope for Justice. - Page 4
Hope for Justice is teaching survivors of modern slavery gardening skills to help them on their journey to recovery at Tuda Lighthouse in Uganda. - Page 4
A teenage survivor of human trafficking is in recovery after doctors told him he almost died of malaria. Daniel* had to undergo a life-saving blood transfusion. - Page 4
A perpetrator has been jailed after a 16-year-old girl bravely gave evidence in court about how she was sexually exploited. - Page 4