This is the work of IJM in the world. They work with governments the police, legal community , and social workers to over come the injustice in the world and end the impunity of evil which promotes slavery, sex trade, and property stealing from widows.
OUR SOLUTION
In nearly 20 communities throughout the developing world,
IJM protects the poor from violence
by partnering with local authorities to
RESCUE VICTIMS
We partner with local law enforcement to go into brothels, slave facilities and other dark places to rescue victims.
BRING CRIMINALS TO JUSTICE
We relentlessly pursue justice in court.
We ensure that traffickers, slave owners, rapists and other criminals are brought to justice.
RESTORE SURVIVORS
We help survivors of violence rebuild their lives.
We create individual plans to help meet each survivor’s specific needs, including trauma counseling, job skills training or education.
STRENGTHEN JUSTICE SYSTEMS
We provide training and support to police, judges, prosecutors and justice system authorities.
We advocate for reforms that will keep the poor safe from being victimized.
OUR FIGHT
SEX TRAFFICKING
SLAVERY
SEXUAL VIOLENCE
PROPERTY GRABBING
POLICE ABUSE OF POWER
CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS
ABUSE
FAQS
HOW WE WORK
Unique model.
We pursue both individual cases and systemic change through an innovative model called Justice System Transformation. Learn more >
Local teams.
95% of IJM’s global team of lawyers, social workers, investigators and other professionals are at work in their own countries—leveraging their deep understanding of the local laws, language and culture in their communities.
Global reach.
The largest organization of its kind, IJM has ongoing operations in nearly 20 communities throughout Africa, Latin America, South and Southeast Asia.
A commitment to partnership.
We work directly with local governments in the developing world. We also partner with churches, NGOs and universities to mobilize a global justice movement.
Recognized leadership.
Highlighted as one of 10 non-profits “making a difference” by U.S. News and World Report, IJM’s innovative work has been featured by Foreign Affairs, Forbes, The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Times of India, The Hindu, the Guardian, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Today Show, National Public Radio, CNN and many other outlets.
Strong foundation.
Inspired by God’s call to love all people and to seek justice for the oppressed, IJM protects the poor from violence, without regard to race, religion or any other factor, and seeks to work alongside all people of good will.
OUR SOLUTION
In nearly 20 communities throughout the developing world,IJM protects the poor from violence
by partnering with local authorities to
RESCUE VICTIMS
We partner with local law enforcement to go into brothels, slave facilities and other dark places to rescue victims.
BRING CRIMINALS TO JUSTICE
We relentlessly pursue justice in court.
We ensure that traffickers, slave owners, rapists and other criminals are brought to justice.
RESTORE SURVIVORS
We help survivors of violence rebuild their lives.
We create individual plans to help meet each survivor’s specific needs, including trauma counseling, job skills training or education.
STRENGTHEN JUSTICE SYSTEMS
We provide training and support to police, judges, prosecutors and justice system authorities.
We advocate for reforms that will keep the poor safe from being victimized.
OUR FIGHT
SEX TRAFFICKING
SLAVERY
SEXUAL VIOLENCE
PROPERTY GRABBING
POLICE ABUSE OF POWER
CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS
ABUSE
HOW WE WORK
Unique model.
We pursue both individual cases and systemic change through an innovative model called Justice System Transformation. Learn more >
Local teams.
95% of IJM’s global team of lawyers, social workers, investigators and other professionals are at work in their own countries—leveraging their deep understanding of the local laws, language and culture in their communities.
Global reach.
The largest organization of its kind, IJM has ongoing operations in nearly 20 communities throughout Africa, Latin America, South and Southeast Asia.
A commitment to partnership.
We work directly with local governments in the developing world. We also partner with churches, NGOs and universities to mobilize a global justice movement.
Recognized leadership.
Highlighted as one of 10 non-profits “making a difference” by U.S. News and World Report, IJM’s innovative work has been featured by Foreign Affairs, Forbes, The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Times of India, The Hindu, the Guardian, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Today Show, National Public Radio, CNN and many other outlets.
Strong foundation.
Inspired by God’s call to love all people and to seek justice for the oppressed, IJM protects the poor from violence, without regard to race, religion or any other factor, and seeks to work alongside all people of good will.
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