Small enough to get lost in the crowd. Not small enough to go unnoticed. 🚩 Because of your giving, someone is watching out for kids like this one. Thank you, Love Justice family. Let's keep going!

Myth: Trafficking only happens in developing countries. Reality: Every country is affected, as a place people are trafficked from, through, or to. That’s why our teams work where people move. Equip yourself with the truth in our free ebook: lovejustice.ngo/10commonmyth… #mythmonday

“He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives and release from darkness for the prisoners.” — Isaiah 61:1 This is the chapter Love Justice takes its name from. Every person our teams keep safe is part of that promise of freedom. Thank you!

“We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim.” — Elie Wiesel, 1986 When people are suffering, no one can afford to stay neutral. Our monitors take that to heart every day. When you give, you refuse to stay neutral too. Thank you! #lovejustice

It’s also the most common red flag our teams saw this past year: in 6,973 intercepts, someone outside the family paid for travel. Whoever pays controls the journey, and the trip can become a debt. 🚩

#BREAKING: 3 children kept safe at the Uganda border! Some nights their family had only tea and cassava. Then someone offered them work abroad. 🚩 Ages 15–17, no guardian, no way home, unverified job. Because you give, they’re FREE! Let's keep going: lovejustice.ngo

Myth: Traffickers are always men. Reality: Nearly 3 in 10 people prosecuted for trafficking are women. Women recruit, because people are more likely to trust them. In South Asia, our teams stopped a woman recruiting teen girls for jobs in Singapore. lovejustice.ngo/10commonmyth…

“Then Jesus told his disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up.” — Luke 18:1 We believe prayer plays a major role in eradicating injustice. Get monthly prayer requests from our teams in the field: lovejustice.ngo/pray #lo

Our monitor wasn’t at that train station by accident. They were there because someone like you decided it mattered. When a 17-year-old girl waited for a man she’d never met, someone stepped in. This is what your #giving makes possible. Thank you! lovejustice.ngo/blog/do-not-…

🚩 September impact, because you give! Our teams at borders and transit hubs kept 1,746 people safe from likely trafficking. That’s more than 58 people every day. 53 suspected traffickers were also arrested. Thank you, Love Justice family! LoveJustice.NGO

“Thou shalt not steal” has another side. Deuteronomy 22 says if you see your neighbor’s ox wandering off, you can’t just watch it go. You have to help bring it back. Our newest blog follows that idea to a railway platform in Bangladesh: lovejustice.ngo/blog/do-not-… #lovejustice

A donor wrote that they felt led to help children "in any small way." That help is bigger than it feels. In many places our teams work, most of the people kept safe from traffickers are kids. To everyone who gives: you're part of the light this donor wrote about. #lovejustice

"Is not this the kind of fasting I have chosen: to loose the chains of injustice and untie the cords of the yoke, to set the oppressed free and break every yoke?" — Isaiah 58:6 For years, this verse has been the heartbeat of Love Justice. It's an honor to live it with you.

#FromTheField Nepal is where our work began. After the floods, our team responded. Because of your giving, 70+ families received a month of food and 200+ received hygiene kits and blankets ❤️‍🩹. Families who lose everything are who traffickers target. We're watching. #nepal

"What is stolen is a long string of future moments: moments of joy and connection, and everything that a person would choose to do and cherish."— John Molineux (from recent article: hubs.ly/Q04zjp820) Because you give, the people our teams keep safe still have that future.

#BREAKING: 14-year-old girl intercepted in Uganda; two suspects arrested! Warning signs: no phone, no guardian, an older adult directing her trip. She's now safe with police. Your giving makes this possible. Only $112 can protect the next person: lovejustice.ngo #endit

"Thou shalt not steal." The classical rabbinic reading says it speaks of one who steals persons. Our founder, John Molineux, traces that thread from the Exodus to Isaiah 61 and to the work your giving makes possible today. Read it: hubs.ly/Q04zjp820 #lovejustice #jesus

"Rescue the weak and the needy; deliver them from the hand of the wicked." — Psalm 82:4 Long before anyone said "trafficking," God's law named the theft of a person a grave wrong. This psalm tells us what to do about it. Because you give, our teams do it every day.

Thou Shalt Not Steal | What does it mean when something is actually stolen? Learn more: hubs.ly/Q04z2Ycg0 #stoptrafficking #endit #ThouShaltNotSteal

"Thou shalt not steal." One of the earliest Jewish readings of that commandment says it speaks of one who steals persons. Our founder John Molineux joins Hannah Munn on the new Love Justice Podcast to talk about what that means for #trafficking. Listen -> hubs.ly/Q04yNXFg0