1,024 SUSPECTS ARRESTED. 2,070 VICTIMS IDENTIFIED.

 

1,024 SUSPECTS ARRESTED. 2,070 VICTIMS IDENTIFIED.

These are not numbers from a movie.

They came from a major international operation against human trafficking carried out across 59 countries earlier this year.

The victims were being exploited through sexual exploitation, forced labour, criminal activities and forced begging.

More than 2,000 people were identified as victims.

Think about that.

2,000 people whose freedom, safety or dignity had been taken from them.

And this is only what one international operation uncovered.

Human trafficking is not somebody else's problem.

It is a crime that can reach our communities, our cities and our vulnerable children.

Awareness is one of the first lines of defence.

Know the warning signs.
Talk to children.
Question suspicious job offers.
Don't ignore something that doesn't feel right.

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Two children came home

 

This is the story I think could make people stop scrolling.

TWO LITTLE GIRLS CAME HOME YESTERDAY.

They are 9 and 15 years old.

They are South African children who were allegedly trafficked across the border into Malawi.

Their family had lost their home.

They were vulnerable.

Someone gained their trust and promised to help.

Instead, the children ended up thousands of kilometers from home.

They were rescued by Malawian authorities in July and placed in a place of safety.

Yesterday, after months of coordination between South African and Malawian authorities, Interpol South Africa and the Department of Social Development, the girls finally returned home.

They have been through something no child should ever experience.

Their story is a painful reminder:

Traffickers don't always look like strangers lurking in dark places.

Sometimes exploitation begins with trust.

A promise.

A helping hand.

A job.

An opportunity.

That's why awareness matters.

And today, we can at least say:

Two children are home.

#EndHumanTrafficking #ProtectChildren #SouthAfrica

 

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