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Arts to End Slavery

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Kenya as a destination country for human trafficking

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Quotes about HAART

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“His Holiness Pope Francis learned with gratitude of the efforts of HAART to combat human trafficking in Kenya and throughout East Africa, and encourages you in your campaign to establish a shelter for victims of this grave crime.”

Pope Francis

“IOM is convinced of HAART’s values in contributing to anti-trafficking initiatives in Kenya. The organization is staffed with experienced and competent anti-trafficking staff, is well networked with anti-trafficking stakeholders, and has provided sound assistance services to trafficked women and girls.”

Michael Pillinger

International Organization for Migration

“KNCHR is proud to partner with HAART … as we promote human rights in Kenya by ensuring consistency in our contribution as a member of the National Advisory Committee on combating human trafficking.”

Kagwiria Mbogori

The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights

“You are not alone. HAART is there for you. HAART will listen to you. They will console you and you will live life. Thank you HAART.”

Leah

Survivor of Human Trafficking

HAART is a principled organisation, when I think of it, protection comes to mind, it seeks to create a safe space and fight human trafficking wholly.

Jane

Survivor of Human Trafficking

HAART is a great organization. They give hope and make it worth living life. May God bless HAART Kenya.

Vivian

Survivor of Human Trafficking

I’m really glad for HAART standing with me when I needed safety and shelter.

Survivor at HAART Shelter

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