Online myths and misinformation are becoming more of a distraction from their work.

IJM expert says human trafficking still exists because we create the demand.

Survivor Maylissa Luby says it's time for the church to step up.

It’s National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention month, it’s vital that we all do our part to end human trafficking.

Sharing misleading information online—even unintentionally—has real-world consequences.

Join us in learning to do good, better.

But the fight against exploitation continues with new momentum from a Nicholas Kristof investigation.

The sexual exploitation of children is a symptom of a larger disease—one that we’re complicit in.

Desperation and isolation put vulnerable populations at risk.

Prosecutors say Kingdom of Jesus Christ’s “miracle workers” were trafficking victims. Philippines-based church says fundraising efforts for Children’s Joy Foundation were legitimate.

Poor Christians were a new target of brokers in 2019, AP investigation finds.

The government shuts down a site accused of profiting off of illegal prostitution. Is tougher federal legislation next?

How the anti-human-trafficking advocate learned to break rules so she could break chains.

Lone "justice freaks" aren't enough. To end exploitation, we need community.

What we miss when we downgrade Old Testament abuse stories to sexual peccadilloes.

A snapshot of Christian witness in the world (as it appeared in our May issue).

The case for not ignoring outrageous truth.

Violence against women calls for an immediate, institution-wide response from Christians.

An attorney’s insight on the complicated legal setting for domestic trafficking.