#SlaveFree

Make #SlaveFree Normal

Too many everyday products we buy are made by people trapped in slavery. Join the #slavefree campaign and spark a movement that will change the course of history.

Make #SlaveFree Normal

Over 40 million people are trapped in slavery, a business that generates $150bn a year.

These are just a few of the everyday products that can have slavery in their supply chains.

Clothing

Roses

Jewellery

Rice

Mobile Phones

Makeup

Coffee

Chocolate

*Brands photographed are taking steps to help prevent slavery and exploitation

IJM is the largest international anti-slavery organisation in the world.

We stop slavery at source by conducting undercover investigations to find out where slavery is happening. Then we partner with local governments and police to lead rescue operations, prosecute traffickers and rehabilitate survivors. We’ve helped rescue over 45,000 people from slavery and oppression worldwide and have seen dramatic reductions in trafficking where we’ve worked.

Three ways that you can Make #SlaveFree Normal:

01. Buy Ethically

There are some inspiring brands that are working hard to create a slave-free world, join us in championing these brands!

We have incredible power as consumers—if you're unsure whether or not there is slavery in the supply chains of brands you love, just ask them. Check out our blog that will give you tips on how to buy ethically and write to brands that you love.

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02. Stop Slavery at Source

Slavery and exploitation in supply chains needs to be stopped at source. IJM finds out where slavery is taking place, rescues victims and prosecutes the criminals who are enslaving others. Through our work with local police and governments, we've seen dramatic reduction in slavery in the places where we work.

You can take action to end slavery by becoming a Freedom Partner.

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03. Raise Your Voice

Nothing happens just because we are aware of modern slavery, but nothing can happen until we are.

Your voice matters. Use it to let people know that slavery still exists and it's closer to home than people think by raising your voice on social media.

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