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IJM’s latest in the fight to end slavery
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Indian states celebrate new “Bonded Labor Abolition Day” on February 9
For years after India passed its Bonded Labor System Abolition (BLSA) Act in 1976, some government officials pointed to the law’s passing as a mission accomplished, denying the prevalence of labor trafficking. In a sign of profound change and the government’s increasing commitment to protect its most vulnerable people, multiple states have established an official day of commemoration.
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Pro athletes lead IJM anti-trafficking campaign around Super Bowl LV
Late last month, pro athletes and Olympians used their platforms to raise awareness about the realities of modern-day slavery. Learn more about how Team Freedom, IJM’s pro athlete community, inspired their followers to take action, and
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read the AP story highlighting NFL quarterback Kirk Cousins.
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Dominican Court extends sentence to 15 years for person convicted of trafficking women
“IJM applauds the new court ruling for correctly applying the law,” said Sonia Hernández, IJM’s Associate Director in the DR. “This sends a message to traffickers that this crime will not be tolerated or go unpunished.”
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18 Myanmar migrant workers scale a gate to gain freedom from Bangkok factory
IJM Thailand heard from Thailand’s Department of Special Investigation (DSI) about a potential human trafficking and forced labor case they had received from the Myanmar Embassy. On the morning of January 27, IJM Legal and Aftercare staff were on the scene to assist in a rescue operation at the confectionary factory.
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How the U.S. became a leader in the fight to end trafficking
From the TVPA to the TIP Office and everything in between, the United States has been a catalyst to help outlaw human trafficking and slavery around the world. Hear from Nate King, National Director of IJM U.S. Advocacy & Mobilization, about the U.S.’s bipartisan history of fighting trafficking, and how your voice is crucial to keeping this work going.
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A survivor finds acceptance — and love
“After learning of her hardships, I liked and respected her even more.”
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Labor trafficker caught on camera
An outcry from trafficked laborers and a quick-thinking reporter helped secure their freedom.
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