In the early 2000s, our hearts broke after learning that children were being bought and sold for sex around the world. Compelled by compassion, we began to seek ways to be a part of the solution.
After conducting extensive research and studying the global situation, we identified the countries that required significant assistance but were being neglected.
Trafficking in persons is a large and complex issue. The term can refer to a number of crimes and violations both domestic and international. For most governing bodies, human trafficking is divided into three main categories: labor trafficking, sex trafficking, and organ trafficking. All three categories use similar methods of trapping and coercing victims.
Knowledge is power in any society's fight against human trafficking. Educating yourself and your community about what it is - and isn't - is a great first step in standing up to trafficking. Learn about this complex issue and help bring more awareness to your community.
If you or someone you know is in danger of being trafficked, there is help. Please call the numbers below:
Indonesian National police: 110
KemenPPPA: 129
To access the hotline from outside of Indonesia, tel.: (62) (21) 31900659
To access the hotline from within Indonesia, tel.: (0) 21-31900659
For complaints, tel..: (0) 21-31901556