JVI Volunteer Anna Kim and Freeset founder Annie Hilton, with Murshidabad residents JVI Expands Partnership with Freeset to Fight Human Trafficking Murshidabad, West Bengal. Over the last several years, JVI has been working closely with justice partner Freeset through the Shop for Freedom Campaign (SFF)
The Bandhua 1947 is a national campaign to mobilize people to advocate for them with the government, to fight bonded labor. Slavery. India became an independent nation on August 15, 1947. Prior to independence, India was under the British rule. Now, post independence, millions are still
JVI Wins Opportunity Fund Competition with World Justice Project On April 22, 2013, World Justice Project announced that Justice Ventures International (JVI) was one of the winners of the Opportunity Fund Competition. The Opportunity Fund is an initiative designed to incubate practical
As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God’s varied grace: 1 Peter 4:10 ESV Leah Day is a high school graduate, and active JVI volunteer. This is her testimony: “My journey with JVI began
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On 13 June 2013, twelve young boys were freed from forced labor in central Delhi through rescue operations led by the local government and Salaam Balaak Trust (SBT) in collaboration with Justice Ventures International (JVI). The rescues took place at four facilities
On May 23, Justice Ventures International (JVI) and its partners helped to rescue over 80 victims of human trafficking –almost half of them children -held captive in a brick kiln in Bihar in Northern India. JVI partners discovered the victims and the
On 23 February 2013, JVI’s team and partners supported the government to secure the official release of three (3) men from bonded labor in three separate agricultural facilities in the North Indian state of Bihar. As bonded laborers, these men suffered under
Anna Kim is a mother of two young boys and a lawyer working at IRS. She has played a key role in pioneering JVI’s Shop For Freedom campaign and other initiatives. What does JVI mean to you? JVI is my community, where
Freeset is a fair trade business offering employment to women trapped in Kolkata’s sex trade. We make quality jute bags and organic cotton t-shirts, but our business is freedom! We would like to see the 10,000 sex workers in our neighborhood empowered
