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Right now, children are being abused. Give and help stop online sexual exploitation of children.

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Urgent Appeal: Stop child abuse now

This Christmas, your gifts are urgently needed to help stop online sexual exploitation of children, hold traffickers to account and bring more children to safety.

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OUR MISSION

Everyone should be free from slavery and violence.

Everyone deserves freedom and protection, but that's not everyone's reality. At International Justice Mission (IJM), we're working until all are free. With local authorities, we work to stop slavery and violence, bring people to safety and hold criminals to account.

We will not stop Until All Are Free.

Over 85,000 people have been brought to safety, with police and partners so far.

By working alongside local justice systems, police and partners we've seen amazing change: including up to 86% reduction in sexual exploitation in places where we've worked.

Our model has proven impact

We have seen slavery reduced by up to 86% in places where we've worked.

Together, we can end impunity through accountability.

Survivors are leading the movement

We stand alongside survivors to build back safer societies.

Survivor networks are leading global efforts to protect people from slavery and violence. IJM also works with partners to support initiatives that provide trauma-informed care and access to justice for men, women and children who have experienced violence.

IJM's work to stop slavery and violence has been reported across major news outlets.

Including The BBC, The Guardian, New York Times, The Telegraph, Financial Times, CNN and Reuters.

Who We Are

We are a global organisation working with local authorities, partners and survivors to stop slavery and violence.

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IJM's work has featured in

Reuters
The Times
The Guardian
The Economist
Financial Times
The Telegraph
The Independent

Survivors are advocating for an end to slavery, trafficking, exploitation and violence

“Trafficking is happening all around the world. I want it to stop. I believe it can stop, but I cannot do it alone.”

- Joy, survivor and advocate for the end of online sexual exploitation

“With the help of the Global Survivor Network, we shall be able to bring more children to safety."

- Courage Hope, survivor and President of the Ghana Survivor Network

“When survivors are at the table where decisions are made, change happens.”

- Victoria, survivor of violence and Global Survivor Network Founding Member

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“I want to let others know how I endured my past.” - Zoey's story

Zoey* overcame child trafficking and abuse. Today, she's passionate about sharing her story to help protect more children.

Online Sexual Exploitation of Children (OSEC)

Meet Azalea*: A story of courage, struggle and relentless hope

Stand alongside survivors like Azalea this Christmas and give hope to children trapped in abuse. Give this Christmas to stop child trafficking and abuse.

“Everyone needs protection. Every person performing this abuse must be stopped.”

Meet Diana*, a 20-year-old survivor leader in the Philippines. Diana wrote these words to the UK government, calling on them to strengthen protection for children from online sexual exploitation.

Diana knows too well that demand for this horrific crime comes from countries like the UK and US. This Christmas, you can help stop child trafficking and abuse.

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