The Pacific islands are known to most Kiwis as an island paradise. An idyllic holiday destination with snorkelling, fancy resorts, pristine blue water, sunny skies and friendly locals. They certainly were to me.
But on a recent trip for work, I discovered another side of the picture-perfect postcard – a serious and growing problem. Human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
What do I do for a job? I’m glad you asked. I’m a communications specialist with Tearfund New Zealand. One of the Kiwi organisations working hard alongside some incredible locals to fight the fastest growing criminal industry on the planet.
Fiji
First, let me introduce you to three remarkable Fijian lawyers seeking justice for victims by putting perpetrators in prison
These three women,
