1. What is Liberia Anti-Trafficking and Scam Victims Support Initiative?
Liberia Anti-Trafficking and Scam Victims Support Initiative is a Liberian NGO established to rescue, support, protect, and empower victims of human trafficking, online scams, fraud, exploitation, and abuse. The organization also promotes awareness, justice, human rights, and community protection.
2. Who can contact the organization for help?
Anyone who is a victim of trafficking, fraud, online scam, exploitation, abuse, or any related form of vulnerability can contact the organization. Family members, friends, community leaders, schools, churches, or concerned citizens may also report suspected cases.
3. What types of cases does the organization handle?
The organization focuses on cases involving human trafficking, online scams, fraud, exploitation, fake job offers, victim abuse, cyber-related deception, and other situations affecting vulnerable persons.
4. Does the organization provide legal assistance?
Yes. The organization helps victims access legal guidance, case reporting support, justice institutions, and referral services. Where necessary, the organization may work with lawyers, police, human rights institutions, and relevant government agencies.
5. Are reports kept confidential?
Yes. All reports submitted to the organization are treated with confidentiality. Information shared by victims or reporters will be handled carefully and used only for proper support, referral, documentation, and follow-up.
6. What support is available for victims?
Support may include legal referral, social assistance, medical referral, psychological support, counseling referral, emergency support, case documentation, protection referral, family reintegration, and skills training opportunities.
7. How can I report a case?
You can report a case through the website’s “Report a Case” page, by phone, by email, or by visiting the organization’s office. For urgent danger, victims or witnesses should immediately contact the nearest police station or emergency authority.
8. Can I volunteer or partner with the organization?
Yes. The organization welcomes volunteers, NGOs, government agencies, schools, churches, community groups, legal professionals, medical institutions, donors, and international partners who want to support victim protection, awareness, advocacy, research, training, and empowerment programs.
9. How can I support the work of the organization?
You can support by donating, volunteering, reporting suspected cases, sharing awareness messages, partnering on programs, sponsoring victim support services, or helping the organization mobilize resources for sustainable operations.