Greater Sydney is locked down for August, but that hasn’t stopped many of The Freedom Project’s supporters from turning their exercise this month into Footsteps for Freedom. Hear what some of our wonderful Freedom Walkers have to say about their experience so far!
Read MoreEshana was just 15 when she eloped with a man who promised her a life of love, little did she know the turn her life had just taken….
Read MoreWomen like Sareeta have experienced trauma, and face a long journey ahead of recovery from being trafficked for sexual exploitation.
Read MoreRead our Ambassador Meg Pettitt’s story of how she became involved in fighting human justice.
Read MoreOur Advocacy Director reflects on their passion and motivation in working for causes of global justice.
Read MoreOur co-Founder Liz has chosen to give up a freedom each month for a year. Check out her reflections from the first few months.
Read MoreDid you know begging is an illusive industry for forced labour? Two young girls in India went missing…
Read MoreWho knew soccer could change a life?? Well it can, but perhaps not in the way you expect.
Read MoreLife for kids in the Philippine jungle is nothing like here in Australia.
Read MoreWhat is freedom? How is it related to hope?
Read MoreSuzanne directs our International Investigations team, working to rescue trafficking victims. How and why does she do it?
Read MoreJordan's life was changed on her first trip to Cambodia, learning about the realities of trafficking.
Read MoreHow does community education actually help end slavery?
Read MoreHow do children end up being soldiers? What could lead them down that path? Is it a choice?
Read MoreWill you take the courage to read Ramya's story - however difficult it may be?
Read More“I was forced to see ten men today... I was cheated by a recruiter. I was promised a job but when I arrived in Bangalore he abused me and put me to work in a brothel."
Read MoreZeyar, one of the beneficiaries of the education program moved away after he graduated. It wasn't until years later that he came back and shared what he was up to...
Read MoreAny trafficking rescue is extremely dangerous, complicated and takes months of preparation.
Read MoreAre we an education organisation or an anti-trafficking organisation? Is there a difference?
Read MoreBarathi lost her mother at five. What has her life been like and how has TFP helped?
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