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“This is the beginning of one of the largest releases of victims from the scam compounds in Myanmar.”

260 people from 19 different countries working in industrial-scale, online scamming operations based in Myanmar were released by an ethnic armed militia group and handed over to Thai authorities. In coordination with local non-profit organizations and Thai authorities, IJM Thailand rapidly mobilized a team to respond by assisting victim identification and response efforts at the border.

READ ABOUT THE RESCUE

1st WORLD CONGRESS ON ENFORCED DISAPPEARANCES

IJM speaks at the first UN World Congress on Enforced Disappearances

The event brought together hundreds of participants, including survivors, families, government officials, human rights organizations, and legal experts, highlighting the importance of the issue. Joseph Kariuki, Communications and Media Lead for IJM Kenya, spoke about the need to strengthen civil society organizations' ability to engage with UN mechanisms.

After 16 years of silence, survivor of sexual violence receives justice

This verdict marks the end of a long and painful wait and represents a victory for Billie*, offering her a long-awaited sense of justice. Her courage, combined with the unwavering support of IJM demonstrates that even though the path to justice is long, it can ultimately prevail.

READ BILLIE’S STORY

IJM and global partners collaborate to protect children online

Project Boost, led by IJM’s Center to End Online Sexual Exploitation, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Meta Platforms Inc. brings together expertise from global organizations to protect children from online sexual exploitation.

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IJM signs official agreement with the National Police of Ukraine

In 2022, IJM started the Ukraine Crisis Response Program to help Ukrainian refugees at risk of human trafficking. This Memorandum of Cooperation is significant in ensuring collaboration between Ukrainian and EU institutions in Romania and Bulgaria, to combat cross-border trafficking and protect refugee rights.

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