Although Human Trafficking Prevention month for 2012 is concluded, today, February 1, we enter a new month and the fight for freedom is far from over. We must remember the countless women and children who are in desperate need of freedom and restoration through Jesus Christ. The need is great. Click here to read this [...]

  by A. Elizabeth Grant (Co-founder of Project Rescue) Sex trafficking is no longer just a horrible issue in other nations and continents. This horror has come home to America. Read Beth’s article published in the Enrichment Journal on trafficking in the U.S. and how we can engage as the church. Click here to read [...]

My name is Amita. I am 36 years old. When I came to the aftercare home I was really sick and weak. Through many peoples’ prayers I was able to get stronger physically and start going school. Now I can read and write well. Living with HIV/AIDS, life is difficult in this society but I [...]

If you are interested in supporting anti-trafficking initiatives here are a few key questions that are important to ask. 1. Who is doing the ministry on the ground, missionaries/foreign workers, or national workers? 2.  Is the organization connected to the national, local church? In what way? (Is it providing the healing community needed to walk [...]

Chilling tradition of the town where every girl is born to be a sex slave By Liz Hazelton Last updated at 2:28 PM on 22nd September 2011 In a fetid shack swarming with flies, an old woman with a ravaged face is weeping so uncontrollably she struggles to speak. When she does form words they [...]

The Trafficking in Persons Report was released by the U.S Department of State this summer. This document ranks 184 countries, including the United States, on the extent of government action to combat trafficking. To download the report and learn more visit http://www.state.gov/g/tip/rls/tiprpt/2011/index.htm

Essie, one of the women at Freedom Home in Moldova, recently faced her trafficker in court. She stood strong and answered the questions well. After the session was over, Essie smiled and was so different from earlier that morning. The decision will still not be made for some time. After the trial we found out [...]

Our prayers are with four girls in one of our Homes of Hope. Something happened when they went home for two weeks on holiday. Dark issues are beginning to reappear in their lives. Whatever has happened back in the district unfortunately has to be reversed and broken through prayer. Please join us in praying for [...]

A recent article listed India as the 4th most dangerous country for women.  The following statistics and statements from the article describe some of the reasons why India received this ranking. Click here to read the whole article. India’s Central Bureau of Investigation estimated that in 2009 about 90% of trafficking took place within the [...]

Young people across the world are responding to God’s call for justice in the face of human trafficking. Project Rescue frequently receives stories about how they are impacting their world. We look forward to what God is going to do in the future through each one of them! The following is an essay from Katelyn [...]