YOU ARE WORTHY | Indonesia

You are WORTHY, regardless of your past. Maybe you are a victim, or maybe an acquaintance of yours is a victim of human trafficking. But one thing you must always remember: you remain precious.

Just like a lotus flower symbolizes rebirth, you can have a second chance. You deserve to live your future like everyone else, or even better!

Reborn and be like a gold. Doesn’t matter if the gold is placed in a jewelry shop or has been thrown into the trash bin, gold will never lose its value, just like you. You are WORTHY.

Human trafficking is a human tragedy | China

It is extremely important to fundamentally change these ugly transactions, institutional guarantees, legal sanctions, moral constraints, and the evolution of human nature. Everyone has the right to bathe in the brightest sunshine, and everyone has the obligation to care for others, cultivate personality diligently in daily life, eradicate the evil of human nature, and give this life a kind account!

Where are you | China

The families of abducted children are broken up, and the toll on parents and children is enormous, but the toll cannot be felt by outsiders. Through the figures in the shadows, the poster conveys the voiceless cry of the abducted children in the dark and the silence of the families forced to face the reality. This kind of external silence does not represent the abandonment of the children, but implies that the pain and lifelong regret cannot be seen from the outside.

STICK-TO-LIVENESS | India

This art represents – ‘LEGENDS NEVER DIE” Live by the sword, die by the sword for others. Slaves, slaves to anyone, slavery is theft-theft of life-soul-innocence. Slavery Evils when messed up with the An Angel, then her weapon is a double-edged sword. One side of the blade represents Truth and the other represents Karma.

MORTAL’S MERCHANDISE | India

This art represents trafficking as the source to boost the family income. Families are being forced to commodify their most important asset their children by offer them money during their lower level of income and trafficked children across borders, nearby towns, and cities. According to some families “When the children work, we can eat. If the children stop working, we suffer and we sell.”And some excursions are more dangerous avenues for innocent children like hell– networks that are always there in search and find out the opportunity to seize during family crises.