MISSION

Earn Trust, Instill Hope, Transform Life. 

VISION

Build Slavery-Free India

We aim to establish

  • Symposiums in community centers

  • Anti Human Trafficking Clubs in Colleges

  • Community games and activities

Our goals are to create awareness, save and support vulnerable youth and individuals who are likely to fall victim.

Addressing the issue

Human Trafficking

Human Trafficking is the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring or receipt of people through force, fraud or deception, with the aim of exploiting them for profit. Men, women and children of all ages and from all backgrounds can become victims of this crime, which occurs in every region of the world.(UNODC)

Buying Girls

The scene of a madam buying girls in the brothel, yes it still exists!

The Old Concepts

The concept of child marriage, Domestic Servitude,sex trafficking, forced labor,organ trafficking, child labor, bonded labor, forced marriage etc just looks like a scene from a movie because hey! It’s the 21st century, we left that in the past!

It's Common

It would mean the world for us or anyone working to combat human trafficking but the sad reality is, its not a scene from the movies it takes place every single day all over the world not just in India but even superpower like United States of America.

Child marriage?

Didn’t it get abolished on 28-09-1928?

The act was passed but sadly estimates suggest that each year, at least 1.5 million girls under 18 get married in India, which makes it home to the largest number of child brides in the world – accounting for a third of the global total (Source:UNICEF)

Slavery was a word before independence but sadly today we just put Modern in front of the Slavery and is termed as Modern slavery, estimate states that nearly 8 million “Modern slaves” are living in India (Source: End slavery now)

There are so many other forms of Human Trafficking such as Organ trafficking, Cyber Trafficking, Trafficking for begging and the list goes on.

Did you know?

Let’s learn some astounding
facts about trafficking.

  • Human trafficking is the second most profitable trade coming next only to Drug Trafficking.
  • Human trafficking is estimated to be a business of $150 billion!
  • The vast majority of detected victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation were females.(UNODC Global report 2018 )
  • About 35% of the victims trafficked for forced labour were also females, both women and girls
  • 71% of trafficking victims around the world are women and girls and 29% are men and boys.
  • India saw a rise in trafficking cases in 2019 with an estimate of 6616 compared to 5,788 cases registered in 2018 (NCRB)
  • 1 in 4 victims of modern slavery are children.
  • There are 5.4 victims of modern slavery for every 1,000 people in the world.(Source:ILO)
  • 30 million victims are estimated to be trapped in modern-day slavery
  • Globally, almost 80% of the human trafficking is related to sexual exploitation, while the rest is bonded labor. And, India is allegedly the hub of these crimes in Asia.
  • As per a report by the National Human Rights Commission of India, only 10% of human trafficking in India is international; the remaining 90% operates inter-state.
  • 3 million Indians are deprived of fundamental rights
  • There are 5.4 victims of modern slavery for every 1,000 people in the world.

Why is it taking place?

It all starts with the Traffickers

Lack of Education

Demand for Cheap Labor

Demand for sex workers

Lack of Education

Lack of Human Rights for vulnerable community

Lack of Legitimate economic opportunities

Social factors and cultural practices

Poverty

Conflict and natural disaster

Huge profit for the traffickers

Lack of safe migration options

The Process

The traffickers are smart individuals who usually have prior knowledge about the situation of the victim and their vulnerability. They take advantage of it and make false promises of stable jobs, new opportunities, chances to be independent etc.

RECRUIT

TRANSPORT

HARBOR

TRANSFER

RECEIVE

Signs to spot

How do you recognize potential signs of trafficked victims?

Living with employer

Poor living condition

Signs of physical abuse

No identity documents

Submissive or fearful

Scripted answers

Few personal belongings

We know how to stop the cycle of trafficking.
And with your help, we will.