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Africa

Asia, Europe & Middle East

Caribbean & Central America

South America

North America & Global

More than 2,000 people and their families have been rescued and freed from slavery in South Asia.

Slavery still exists in our world in 2008. Poor and vulnerable people are victims in many countries. The good news is that rescuing them from their situations is possible. Helping former slaves find new ways to survive in independence is even more challenging.

INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION (IJM) has more than six successful years of identifying, rescuing, protecting and providing a full range of aftercare, support, vocational and educational services for rescued victims. In IJM’s program, 93% of former slaves have not been re-enslaved after two years.

More than 2,000 people and their families have become free through this compassionate work of justice in the South Asia region. Referrals come from various churches, ministries and organizations because legal and counseling staff are available to support the former slaves through the long process of rebuilding their lives.

FEATURED PROJECT
FOR NOVEMBER

-Trees for Food, Health & New Life-

Malawi is the poorest country in Sub-Saharan Africa. People suffer from malnutrition and disease.

Malawi...

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