Combat Human Trafficking & Sex Slavery

Rescuing Human Trafficking Victims Worldwide

At Monitors Foundation, we combat modern slavery through rescue, rehabilitation, and law enforement partnerships active in high risk regions like Australia, Africa, the US, India, Middle East, Mexico with 23 years of experience, we are uniquely positioned to dismantle trafficking operations and provide survivor centred care.

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Monitors Foundation

Combating human trafficking through rescue, rehabilitation, and community training in high-risk regions worldwide promoting non-violence and compassion as its core values. Promoting the world where there is freedom and peace.

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Combat Human Trafficking

Dedicated to rescue, rehabilitation, and advocacy against human trafficking in high-risk regions worldwide.

Rescue Operations

We conduct rescue missions to save victims from trafficking and provide immediate support and safety.

Community Training

Empowering communities with training to recognize and combat human trafficking effectively and sustainably.

We advocate for policy reforms to strengthen laws and systems against human trafficking globally.

Advocacy & Reform

Four women and a young girl are engaged in daily activities near large red water containers. They are standing on a rocky, dusty ground with makeshift shelters in the background displaying UNHCR logos. The women are dressed in colorful headscarves and patterned dresses. One woman is carrying a box, while another is standing beside the containers.

The Connection Between Trafficking & Immigration

Our Prevention Approach

We work at migration hotspots to provide information about safe migration pathways, identify potential victims, and disrupt trafficking operations before exploitation occurs.

Dedicated to rescue, rehabilitation, and advocacy against human trafficking in high-risk regions worldwide.

Vulnerable Migration

When people are forced to migrate through irregular channels due to conflict, poverty, or persecution, they become highly vulnerable to exploitation. Without legal protections, documents, or resources, they are prime targets for traffickers.

Exploitation Through Debt

Many victims are deceived by promises of safe passage and employment, only to find themselves trapped in debt bondage. Traffickers charge exorbitant fees for transportation, documents, and housing that victims can never repay.

Criminal Networks

The same routes and networks used for human trafficking often facilitate other crimes like drug smuggling and terrorism financing. These interconnected criminal enterprises profit from human suffering on multiple levels.

The Human Cost of Trafficking

24.9 M

Victims Worldwide

People trapped in modern slavery today

$150B

Criminal Profits

Annual revenue from human trafficking

71%

Women & Girls

Percentage of all trafficking victims

25%

Child Victims

Portion of victims under 18 years old

Behind every statistic is a person with hopes and dreams. Trafficking affects all countries and communities, intersecting with migration, poverty, and conflict zones.