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Place of action: Hope for Justice operates in Cambodia, Norway, the US and the UK. Our headquarters is in Manchester, UK.

Current Campain/s: Hope for Justice has a four part strategy; we identify and rescue victims, train frontline  professionals to identify and refer cases of slavery, advocate on behalf of victims and provide restorative care to rebuild individual futures. Hope for Justice is operational in Cambodia, Norway, the US and the UK but doesn’t currently operate all 4 program areas in all countries.

Main achievements:

1. Mayor plataform for recolecting funds in the UK

2. Has saved over 10,000 slaves

3. Got help from various other organizations to form a bigger one

Contact information: Hope for Justice
P.O. BOX 299,
Manchester, M22 2BQ

(+44) 0845 519 7402
info@hopeforjustice.org

Office Hours:
Monday – Friday 9am – 5:30pm (BST)

Justification: Abolition International, Hope for Justice and Transitions Global officially joined together in July 2014 to become one organization in the fight against human trafficking. By combining our individual strengths we now have an international organization, under the name Hope for Justice, with a shared passion to restore victims and end slavery in our lifetime. Together we’re even stronger.
We can already see the fruits of our bold step. You too can see some of what we’ve achieved below and the rest will be plain in next year’s report. What’s clear to see from the frontline is that our expertise is deeper, our programs are more wide-ranging and more modern day slaves are being helped by Hope for Justice.

Sources:

Hope for Justice. (n.d.). Retrieved September 11, 2016, from http://hopeforjustice.org/

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Mission: To end human trafficking and slavery, in our generation. ... Hope for Justice uses the following four-tiered strategy to bring freedom to the least, the last, and the lost. ... In fact, more than 90 percent of victims who go through Hope for Justice's restorative programs never ...

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This topic was the one that received all of my attention since it is a very serious problem that we overlook nowadays. Much people dont even know what is happening outside their city, and that is one of my main reasons for choosing this subject, How are we going to solve this problem if nobody is aware that this is happenning? We live in one of the countries that is involved in Human Trafficking, but we dont want to recognize it because we are ashamed of it. What we have to do is to start involving ourselves in finding a solution instead of avoiding the subject.

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Daniel Espinoza

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Individual Reflexion - Sofía Liliana Rivera

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Individual Reflexion - Sofía Liliana Rivera

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I feel the reason we chose this topic is because people usually forget that human trafficking problems exist and they are very real. It motivated me to choose this topic to create conscience in others to be careful when they travel to these countries were human trafficking is abundant, so they don't find themselves in this situation. Latin America and Europe have the most human trafficking networks in the world. This type of problem is something that we should eradicate, and these NGOs are putting their best efforts to solve it. It makes me feel sick that people actually trade human beings for money or whatever the goods they ask for. This deeply devalues human rights and me and my team are strongly against this.

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Place of action: Active since 2005, this NGO has organizations located in Belarus, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Macedonia (FYROM), Moldova, The Netherlands, Poland and Ukraine and an international secretariat based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Current Campain/s: COMP.ACT is an initiative by La Strada International, Anti-Slavery International and their partners to improve access to justice and guarantee compensation for trafficked persons. 13 European countries are part of COMP.ACT

Main achievements:

1. Anti-trafficking hotline in Poland

2. Human rights training in Bangkok, Thailand

3. Training for social welfare authorities in the Czech Republic

4. La Strada Poland produces the short film 'You have the right to dream, you have the right to know' on VHS. The film shows the story of a Polish girl sold in a German brothel.

5. Crisis centre for survivors of violence in Bulgaria

6. Establishment of National Trainers' Network in Ukraine

7. "Free your mind" award

8. Several anti-trafficking networks across the continent

Contact information: La Strada International Postbus 15865 1001NJ Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Web page: http://lastradainternational.org/about-lsi/who-are-we. Tel: +31 20 688 14 14 . Mob: + 31 6 14444066 . E-Mail:  info@lastradainternational.org

Justification: This NGO's purpose is to research human trafficking networks and coming up with solutions to stop them. They also provide aid and care to those (the majority are women) who survive from the horrors of human trafficking. They set them up with job interviews, living, they help them get back on their feet.

Sources:

Information La Strada International. (n.d.). Retrieved September 10, 2016, from http://lastradainternational.org/about-lsi

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I think that we chose this topic because human traffincking is something unhuman and everybdy should do something for this. We were motivated for the cause, and we wanted to help in some way and giving this information is something we can do about it. I dont like this because i have always been against the dehumanization of the people and this is something that takes people human rights, i dont feel ok with this and thats why searching for news is something that i can do to create concsence.

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2 men face 20 charges in human trafficking investigation: Toronto police.

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2 men face 20 charges in human trafficking investigation: Toronto police.

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-Global News

2 men had been charged for human trafficking situations. Even, a case involving a 14 year old, police says that the girl was forced to do sex trade and also forced to had sex with one of the men. They took pictures about it and the post them online for advertisment. They arrenged another men to have sex with her. She was assaulted when asking to stop. She asked for help on social media and that was how police got involved.

S. (2016, June 07). 2 men face 20 charges in human trafficking investigation: Toronto police. Retrieved September 10, 2016, from http://globalnews.ca/news/2809622/2-men-face-20-charges-in-human-trafficking-investigation-toronto-police/

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Ajax man arrested for allegedly forcing woman into sex trade.

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Ajax man arrested for allegedly forcing woman into sex trade.

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25 year old man facing charges because of facing a women into sex trade.
The man met the victim online and she was forced to work by intimidation and threats, even showing a handgun. Victim was able to escape sex trade on march and talk about it until may. Police say that the man was arrested in an hotel in Toronto in company of another sex worker. Richmond Asamoah  is facing 11 charges including trafficking in persons and using a firearm to commit an indictable offence.

S. (2016, August 16). Ajax man arrested for allegedly forcing woman into sex trade. Retrieved September 10, 2016, from http://globalnews.ca/news/2885273/ajax-man-arrested-for-allegedly-forcing-woman-into-sex-trade/

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5 people facing dozens of human trafficking charges involving youth in Ottawa.

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5 people facing dozens of human trafficking charges involving youth in Ottawa.

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Ottowa people say that they had put dozens of charges against a total amount of 5 people by human trafficking situations, one of this cases involved the presence of 2 young girls being recruited for prostitution.

S. (2016). 5 people facing dozens of human trafficking charges involving youth in Ottawa. Retrieved September 10, 2016, from http://globalnews.ca/news/2930246/5-people-facing-dozens-of-human-trafficking-charges-involving-youth-in-ottawa/

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We asked Mr. Hernandez to sign a paper proving he did accept our topic.

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I believe this is a very important topic to talk about because not only is it often ignored, but because it's the second most lucrative sort of illicit trade and has grossed around 150 billion dollars.[1] And it not only has social repercussions, but it also damages the enviroment in the sense that organized crime takes poor people who could be contributing to the economy to kidnap other people who could be contributing to the economy as well, thus creating poverty. Furthermore, poverty also causes enviromental damage, given that it is a cause of over population and that poverty does not allow people or governments to buy enviromentally friendly alternatives to things such as eolic windmills instead of carbon powered
Sources:

1.  Home - Ricky Martin Foundation. (n.d.). Retrieved September 09, 2016, from http://rickymartinfoundation.org/

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Vanessa Tamez

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NGO- Coalition Against Trafficking in Women

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NGO- Coalition Against Trafficking in Women

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Origin: CATW originated in New York, USA and it was founded with the intent to help victims of human trafficking, abolish modern day slavery, stopping forced prostitution and rehabilitate victims of the issues discussed above, especially focusing in women and children.[1]

Current Campain/s: One of CATW's most recent projects and aims to educate youth, law enforcement and government officials on how to combat and prevent human trafficking. [2]

Main Achievements: CATW is renowned for

1.  Advocating gender education throughout all Asia

2. Educate law enforcement and government officials in India about human and sexual trafficking.

3. Having participated in a three day consulation to train NGO's in Albania, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Kosovo, Latvia, Lituania, Montenegro, Moldova, Russia and Serbia

4. Founding the Mediterranian Network Against Trafficking in Women

5. Carrying out the Challenge Project, which consisted of contesting laws in Romania and Bulgaria that aimed to decriminalize the sex trafficking industry.

6. Organized an international conference centered over the countries in the Balkans against human trafficking.[3]

Contact Information: PO Box: 7160, JAF Station, New York, NY 10116 USA. Telephone Number: 212-643-9895. Email: info@catwinternational.org [4]

Justification: This NGO is very important to the topic of human trafficking for to stop is its main goal, however CATW also tackles the problem from its roots, given that the reason human trafficking is so prominent nowadays is because of its sexual connotation and sexual slavery.

Sources:

1.  Coalition Against Trafficking in Women Staff (n.d.). History. Retrieved September 09, 2016, from http://www.catwinternational.org/WhoWeAre/History

2.  Coalition Against Trafficking in Women Staff (n.d.). Projects and Campaigns. Retrieved September 09, 2016, from http://www.catwinternational.org/ProjectsCampaigns/Projects

3.  Coalition Against Trafficking in Women Staff (n.d.). PROJECTS AND CAMPAIGNS. Retrieved September 09, 2016, from http://www.catwinternational.org/ProjectsCampaigns/Projects

4.  Coalition Against Trafficking in Women (n.d.). Contact. Retrieved September 09, 2016, from http://www.catwinternational.org/Help/Contact

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Adrian Cantu

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We went to Mr. Rogelio Vicente Hernandez from the science department to approve of our chosen topic.

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Liliana Rivera