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Your sustainable Freedom Shopper against human trafficking

In this time of crisis -
your help is urgently needed!

Your bag against human trafficking

During the Weeks Against Human Trafficking, we bring visibility to what often remains unseen: human trafficking and exploitation—even here in Switzerland. Our limited-edition Freedom Shoppers carry a clear statement for justice and freedom. Our goal is to raise awareness among as many people as possible and take a stand together. Whether you’re grocery shopping, commuting to work or university, or out in your free time—your bag becomes a stylish way to speak up about human trafficking. Each statement bag is fairly produced and sustainably made from upcycled parachutes.

Because human trafficking happens here, too.

Human trafficking and exploitation also take place here in Switzerland. The realities of those affected often remain unseen—and are even unintentionally sustained through our everyday consumption. Only when we are aware can we make conscious choices, take a closer look, and act when something doesn’t seem right.

Learn more about human trafficking

In this time of crisis -
your help is urgently needed!

Carry your bag. Speak up. Share the message. Make human trafficking visible.

Getting involved is simple: carry your bag in your daily life, start conversations, and share the message. In doing so, you help make human trafficking visible and take a stand.

What else you can do

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A collaboration between:

glowbalact

Glowbalact is committed to fair, sustainable work as well as training and reintegration for people exiting involuntary and forced prostitution through its social label KitePride.

Through targeted initiatives, the organization raises public awareness of human trafficking and sexual exploitation.

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ACT212

ACT212 is Switzerland’s national anonymous reporting office for human trafficking and (sexual) exploitation.

Survivors, professionals, and members of the public can report suspected cases anonymously. The organization provides guidance, connects individuals with specialized support services, and raises awareness through prevention work.

Reporting office

Human trafficking is a reality—even here in Switzerland.

Elena came to Switzerland based on a promise of a job and stayed with an acquaintance. There, she was raped and forced into prostitution, and now—after receiving medical care—wants to return to her home country as soon as possible.