Come and meet Medina Lovely

As she returned home from school, MedinaLovely immediately noticed that something waswrong. Her mother was crying, and her father,her four siblings, and their meager belongingswere waiting for her return in front of what hadbeen their home until now. Click here to read more

Kali Baru: Wulan wants to help her neighbor

When 17-year-old Wulan woke up that morning, his father had already left the family home several hours earlier to earn some rupees as a motorcycle taxi driver.

Kali Baru, Talitha Koumi’s battlefield

At 5:30 a.m., a day like so many others begins for 15-year-old Khalda Ghaniyyah and her three siblings in Kali Baru, a slum covering a maximum of 5.4 square kilometers, yet still one of Jakarta’s largest.

Modern-day slavery pays off !

$31.6 billion! This astronomical number represents the annual value of all human lives traded in the world, whether in the form of sexual slavery or forced domestic labor. On August 19, Talitha Koumi will fly (in a manner of speaking, of course) for another humanitarian trip to Indonesia. Founded in 2017 by Daniel Jean and […]

We are abolitionists

[paragraph extra=””]There are three official positions in the wonderful world of human sex trafficking.[/paragraph] [paragraph extra=””] Can we really think that a girl or a woman voluntarily decides to become a prostitute?[paragraph extra=””][/paragraph] In this blog, I will present these three points of view and I will take the opportunity to position Talitha Koumi from […]

Talitha Koumi: We put a face to the victims

[paragraph extra=””] They live more than 13,000 km from Canada and they really exist! Talitha Koumi’s motto is to save victims of sex trafficking one image at a time, so this article wants to introduce you to some of the victims that some of the victims that we met during our photo-reportage.[/paragraph][paragraph extra=””] Anis Anis […]

From Trafficker to Intervener: Meet Nonot

[paragraph extra=””] It has been 22 years since Nonot Taryono, a resident of the village of Bongas, turned his back on the profession of trafficking young women for the prostitution networks from the district t of Bongas. When we say trafficker, it is often the image of the gangster from Eastern European countries that comes […]

Talitha Koumi on the field during the pandemic

This blog will be short. I just want to share with you the latest news from our girls in Indonesia. First, the good news. Last week, TK received a donation of $1,500 from the NGO Dark Bali. This aid is intended to provide food to 10 new families for 2 months in the village of […]