Breaking the Chains of Bondage – Missions to Free Families from Kiln Slavery (August 2018)
In the heart of humanitarian efforts, August 2018 marked a significant milestone for our friends at ECPSE.org. Through their relentless pursuit of justice and compassion, they successfully liberated eight families from the grim clutches of kiln slavery. These families were not only physically removed from their place of bondage but were also given a fresh start in a secure location, complete with opportunities for better employment and improved living conditions.
A Glimpse into Freedom
The journey towards freedom is fraught with challenges, primarily financial constraints that hamper the ability to rescue more families languishing under forced labor. Despite these obstacles, the success stories of the families who have found new hope through ECPSE’s efforts shed light on the profound impact of their mission. The transition to a safer environment and the provision of dignified employment are critical steps in restoring their rights and well-being.
The Path Forward
There’s an undeniable need for increased support to continue this noble cause. With more resources, organizations like ECPSE can extend their reach, liberate more families from such dire situations, and provide them with the necessities to rebuild their lives.
Join us in this crucial mission to eradicate modern-day slavery and offer a beacon of hope to those in need. Every contribution, big or small, can pave the way for freedom and a better future for many more families.
Original article from ECSPE.org
S.Nr | Names | Number of Family Members |
1 | Arshad and Family | 6 |
2 | Maqsood and Family | 6 |
3 | Khalid Mehmood and Family | 7 |
4 | Babar & Family | 5 |
5 | Qasim Khalid and Family | 5 |
6 | Shoail Shahid and Family | 6 |
7 | Raisat Masih | 7 |
8 | Naveed Inayat | 7 |