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International Justice Mission

Thematic Focus Areas

Human Trafficking
Social Justice
Women & Girls
We rescue people from human trafficking, modern-day slavery, and violence. We protect survivors so they can thrive without fear and bring their traffickers to justice.
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Website

EIN

54-1722887

Give Global Blog

A boy kicks a soccer ball with a new artificial limb
Around the world, millions of people face injustice, discrimination, and exploitation daily. Yet, in the face of these challenges, organizations are rising to meet the call for equality and dignity. This spotlight celebrates the extraordinary efforts of four organizations that embody the fight for social justice, freedom, and human rights: International Justice Mission (IJM), Human Rights Watch, Humanity & Inclusion, and Refugees International.  From rescuing families from modern-day slavery to ensuring equity for people with disabilities, defending free speech to advocating for displaced populations, these organizations are creating ripples of hope and systemic change. Through their work, the vulnerable find...

Charity Photos

  • Charity: International Justice Mission
  • Country: Kenya
  • Photo Credit: IJM/Kenya

  • Charity: International Justice Mission
  • Country: Guatemala
  • Photo Credit: IJM/Guatemala

  • Charity: International Justice Mission
  • Country: India
  • Photo Credit: IJM/India

Charity Videos

Charity Impact

When Ruby* was just 14 years old, her parents died, leaving her grieving and alone on their family farm in the Philippines. She thought her solitary life would end when a recruiter sent her a private message on social media offering her a job with their staff in a computer shop. The recruiter won her trust by offering free board and lodging while she worked for them, even offering to pay for the travel fare from her farm to the city of Pampanga, some 400 miles away. The recruiter and her partner even sent an assistant to pick her up from the port. Imagine Ruby’s dismay when she discovered that the “job” she was about to do was far from what she was offered. Instead of working in a computer shop, she was locked in a house with other young girls and forced to perform sex acts in front of...
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