Objective 

Australian Catholic Religious Against Trafficking in Humans (ACRATH) and Aotearoa New Zealand Religious Trafficking in Humans (ANZRATH) are orgnisations led by religious women and men in Australia and New Zealand with the aim of combatting human trafficking and slavery.

Activities

  • Raising awareness campaigns on human trafficking

  • Sponsoring petitions 

  • Lobbying government 

  • Provision of educational material to trafficked victims

  • Advocating on behalf of victims of trafficking.

Outomes

  • Increased awareness of the realities of trafficked victims

  • Trafficked victims supported in life projects

  • Advocacy to prevent human trafficking has increased

 

People being served

People being served : Agents of transformation (Educators)

Number of participants : 251-500

Schedule

Project status : Ongoing

Collaborations

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    Collaboration with : Religious groups

    • Australian Catholic Religious Against Trafficking in Humans (ACRATH)
    • Aotearoa New Zealand Religious against the Trafficking in Humans (ANZRATH)

  • Collaboration type : In kind/voluntary

    Collaboration with : Society-sponsored organisations

    RSCJ volunteering

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Overview

Focus of the project : People

JPIC Imperative : Transforming and Being Transformed, Welcoming People on the Move

UN Sustainable Development Goals : 16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, 17 Partnerships for the Goals, 5 Gender Equality, 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth