25 years ago, Pierre and Simonetta Tami opened Hagar’s first shelter in Cambodia for women and children in the aftermath of the Khmer Rouge regime, and began to transform the future for thousands of survivors of extreme abuse. To date, Hagar has helped almost 19,000...
We are very grateful to share that our runners and supporters raised over 324,000 HKD globally as part of Hagar’s annual “Run for Freedom” on 2nd December 2018! Hong Kong runner, Ivy, shares about her experience: “I was at the (Hagar) talk briefly the evening before...
Join Hagar survivors, staff and supporters to Run for Freedom. Participate in the Angkor Wat Half Marathon and raise funds to support women and children who have been trafficked or abused. Sunday 2 December 2018 in Siem Reap, Cambodia. 3km, 10km or half-marathon...
Photo by Tony Hoare “Too often, the onus of eliminating modern slavery is placed only on the countries where the crime is perpetrated. They certainly have a responsibility, but they are not alone in this regard. An atrocity as large and pervasive as modern...
Photo by Tony Hoare In June, the U.S. State Department released its 2018 Trafficking in Persons Report, an annual ranking of countries globally on their efforts to acknowledge and address human trafficking. The focus of this year’s report is “on effective ways local...
(The South China Morning Post, 17 June 2018) For less than the price of a buffalo (4,700-17,200 HKD), Vietnamese girls and young women are unknowingly being sold as brides across the border to China, where men outnumber women by 34 million – more than the entire...
