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  • October 3, 2010

    New Year Begins In Freedom For Peter

    Released on New Year’s Eve after 16 months of incarceration in Nairobi’s Industrial Remand Prison, 42-year-old Peter began 2010 a free man. Arrested in 2008 on false charges of robbery with violence, Peter had faced the death sentence if found guilty – all for picking up a discarded coat he found on the side of the road.

  • October 2, 2010

    Why I Support IJM

    IJM Canada Artist Partner Jacob Moon talks about his support for IJM, and introduces a video about our work

  • November 11, 2010

    Doing Justice In A World That Needs It

    Jamie McIntosh writes in Focus (the journal of the Christian Medical and Dental Society) about IJM's work to rescue and restore victims of sex trafficking in Cambodia.

  • November 11, 2010

    Just Like God

    Gary Haugen writes, in Discipleship Journal, about God’s desire to bring justice to the oppressed and his invitation to us to join him.

  • November 11, 2010

    Doing Justice In A World That Needs It

    Jamie McIntosh writes in Focus (the journal of the Christian Medical and Dental Society) about IJM's work to rescue and restore victims of sex trafficking in Cambodia.

  • November 11, 2010

    Just Like God

    Gary Haugen writes, in Discipleship Journal, about God’s desire to bring justice to the oppressed and his invitation to us to join him.

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Email: media@ijm.ca 519.679.5030 x 229

In His Own Words
The end of slavery

“[Slavery] is an institution that cannot and will not survive in the face of focused resolve to bring about its end.”

Blair Burns, Director of Operations, Southeast Asia

In His Own Words
Game Changing Results: Project Lantern

“Broken public justice systems can be fixed, and when they are, they fulfill their call to protect whole communities. In the Philippines, IJM’s Project Lantern has shown that a thoughtful and targeted investment in a local public justice system can transform the system’s response to the crime of trafficking little girls for commercial sex. After just three and a half years of IJM operations in Cebu, independent researchers confirmed a 79 percent reduction in the number of girls trafficked for commercial sex. These groundbreaking results have been so well received by the Government of the Philippines that I believe we are on the cusp of real and lasting transformation of the public justice systems in both metro Cebu and metro Manila.”

Blair Burns, Director of Operations, Southeast Asia

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