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IJM’s latest in the fight to end slavery
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“He was tiny and fragile. He longed to be held and cared for.”
At just two years old, Aaron’* abuse was livestreamed through a screen just like this one. Online sexual exploitation of children is a rapidly growing crime, driven by demand that comes from countries all over the world – including our own. But Aaron’s story shows us that change is possible if we work together to protect children from violence.
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WATCH AARON’S STORY
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Cambodia’s cybercrime crisis enslaves nearly 100,000 people and steals billions through online scams
The cyber scam labor trafficking crisis in Cambodia is receiving global news coverage in the LA Times, Reuters, The Guardian, and The Associated Press. Over the last 18 months, IJM has collaborated with concerned embassies and Cambodian National Police to remove over 100 victims of labor trafficking from scamming compounds and help ensure safe repatriation. Jacob Sims, Director of IJM Cambodia, explained to news outlets, “People are coming to us desperate for immediate help. What is going on inside these scamming compounds feels like a true humanitarian crisis.”
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“It must be a priority to ensure that the U.S. is not contributing $1 to perpetuate human trafficking through federal contracts.”
In an op-ed for The Hill, Nate King, Director of U.S. Congressional Affairs for IJM, hails the unanimous, bipartisan support that passed the End Human Trafficking in Government Contracts Act of 2022.
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AmazonSmile is one of the simplest ways you can support IJM every time you shop
When you shop at Amazon and select IJM as your charity of choice, AmazonSmile gives 0.5% of your eligible purchase to us, at no extra cost to you. Simply go to smile.amazon.com and select "International Justice Mission." Then, each time you shop, remember to check for the "smile" in the Amazon URL in your browser or the AmazonSmile logo in the app. Now your arriving packages and gifts will give you more reasons to smile!
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