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Hope Returns works in partnership with local communities and international organizations to rescue and restore freedom and dignity to the impoverished and enslaved in developing countries.  Our attention is on human trafficking, helping those who are victims and those who are at risk of becoming victims, with a focus on the most vulnerable of all—children.
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Human trafficking is a modern-day slavery epidemic that is sweeping our world; no country is immune from it.  There are more victims of slavery today than during the entire period of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade.

 It is estimated that:

  • More than 27 million people are currently victims of human trafficking.
  • 80% of human trafficking victims are women and girls being sexually exploited—up to 50% are minors (some as young as 4-years-old).
  • 20% are exploited as forced labour.

  • An estimated 1.2 million children are trafficked each year.

  • The total market value of illicit human trafficking is estimated to be in excess of $32 billion (U.N.)

Already colossal in size, this modern-day slaverythe exploitation of human beingscontinues to grow. 

The process of change starts with awareness...then we must stand united to stop human trafficking.  

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