Cybersex Trafficking
A form of modern slavery that was unimaginable before the digital age. Cybersex trafficking - or online sexual exploitation of children – sees children sexually abused via livestream for sex offenders to watch online.
Over half of cybersex trafficking victims rescued in IJM cases are 1-12 years old
Cybersex trafficking victims can be exploited in any location with the computer and internet - or just a mobile phone
Philippine authorities are already receiving thousands of referrals a month about online sexual exploitation and trafficking of children


A young boy dreams of being a superhero. But those who should protect him, don’t. He cannot escape the evil in his home.
In partnership with local law enforcement, we have rescued more than 1,300 children and women from sex trafficking in the Philippines. Sex trafficking has plummeted between 75% and 86% in the cities we have worked.
Rescue Victims
We partner with Philippine officials and international law enforcement agencies to identify and rescue children who are being sexually exploited or trafficked in footage broadcast online.
Bring Criminals to Justice
We collaborate with government prosecutors to ensure cybersex traffickers and others facilitating the abuse are brought to justice under Philippine laws.
Restoring Survivors
We create customised care plans for each survivor, and we work with the government social services agency and private aftercare providers to ensure children have a safe place to grow up in freedom.

