Love Justice Primary Blog

"I Would Have Been Trafficked."

The Love Justice Team — Thu, 02 Jul 2026 12:15:01 GMT

She was 16, from a family that couldn't meet basic needs, walking across her country’s border with a stranger who had promised to marry her.

Why a Good Father Can't Look Away

The Love Justice Team — Wed, 17 Jun 2026 13:30:00 GMT

There's a moment most fathers will recognize. You're watching your child sleep, or you catch them laughing at something across the room, and a quiet, fierce thought rises up: I would do anything to keep them safe.

It's not loud. It's not performative. It's just true.

A few weeks ago, one of our supporters—a husband and father named Chad—wrote to us about that instinct. He didn't write a polished theological treatise. He wrote what he was working out in his own life:

"As a husband and father I desire to take care of my family in every way possible. I am learning that this desire comes from God. He desires to take care of His creation. To love others as myself means to care deeply for others as I do for my immediate family. ... As a husband and father, would I want my own family falling into the traps of slavery and trafficking? NO! Then why would I want anyone to fall into that?"

It's the kind of question that, once you let it land, you can't quite walk away from.

Nine Boys at a Bus Park: The Trafficking Plan That Almost Worked

The Love Justice Team — Tue, 19 May 2026 15:36:33 GMT

Trafficking rarely looks like the movies. More often it looks like nine boys with backpacks, a promise of $120 a month, and a neighbor they had known their whole lives.

Your partnership helped stop a trafficking scheme in South Asia—nine underage boys reached just in time, before they crossed the border into a situation that almost certainly would have ended in exploitation.

What If It Was Someone You Loved?

hmunn@lovejustice.ngo (Hannah Munn) — Mon, 04 May 2026 13:59:34 GMT

What if the next person about to be trafficked was the person you love most?

Pause for a moment.

Picture the person you love the most.

Their face. Their voice. The way they laugh.

If you can, take a moment to watch this—because it brings that picture into focus.

The Truth About Human Trafficking in the U.S.

The Love Justice Team — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 12:00:00 GMT

If you’re a parent in the United States, you’ve probably heard alarming claims about human trafficking—especially online.

When War Creates Opportunity for Traffickers—and How You Can Help Stop It

The Love Justice Team — Thu, 26 Mar 2026 11:30:00 GMT

Right now, headlines are filled with conflict.

Wars and instability are shaking multiple regions of the world. Families are fleeing. Economies are collapsing. Uncertainty is rising.

And in the middle of it all, something else is happening—often unseen: traffickers are moving in.

Two Survivors Safe, Eight Traffickers Arrested After Trafficking Scheme Uncovered in Liberia

The Love Justice Team — Thu, 12 Mar 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Human trafficking can feel overwhelming. With millions of people vulnerable to exploitation worldwide, it’s easy to wonder whether one person’s generosity can really make a difference.

But stories like this one remind us that it can.

In February, your partnership helped stop a trafficking situation in Liberia—protecting two people from further exploitation and helping authorities arrest eight suspected traffickers.

Riya’s Story: Trapped in Forced Marriage

Tue, 24 Feb 2026 15:15:00 GMT

Nearly two years ago, Love Justice staff came together to pray and fast for a young girl forced to marry against her will.

One of our staff members at the time—we’ll call him Arun*—had cared for the young girl as if she were his own daughter. She lived with Arun, his wife, and their children, attending school in the city and not having to worry about basic daily needs. Her family had asked Arun for help because they wanted a better life for her. They were poor and there weren’t many opportunities available to her in their village.

That girl—we’ll call her Riya*—grew into a beautiful, intelligent young woman. During a visit home to her village one day, a young man from a wealthy and powerful family saw her and wanted her for his wife.

To refuse would have been catastrophic for her family both socially and economically.

One Moment That Changed Everything for Farah

Tue, 17 Feb 2026 12:00:02 GMT

Based on a true story.

Farah* hung up the phone and clutched it tightly in her lap, head spinning. Bus engines rumbled around her at the station, the smell of exhaust heavy in the air, and a few passengers nearby argued loudly about the right way to load their bags—but the 15-year-old didn’t appear to notice anything around her.

“If you do not go willingly, you will be taken forcefully.”

The threat echoed in her mind a dozen times as she sat perfectly still on the bench, sweat running down her back beneath her dress.

The Truth About Human Trafficking During the Super Bowl

Thu, 05 Feb 2026 16:04:55 GMT

Maybe you’ve heard the claim—that the Super Bowl is one of the biggest events for human trafficking in the U.S., with thousands of girls and women sex trafficked into the host city to meet the demand of sports fans attending the game.

Is it true?

Let’s dive in.