APT (Act to Prevent Trafficking) is a faith-based group. The members of APT are people belonging to religious congregations or missionary societies which are part of Conference of Religious of Ireland (CORI) and/or the Irish Missionary Union (IMU).
Video reflection in honour of Sr Bakhita from Sudan, kidnapped and sold into slavery as a child. Her Feast Day – 8th Feb – has become special day of prayer for victims of slavery and trafficking around the world.
The YSI students in St. Mary's, Mallow and their teacher Ms Lyons reflect on the experience of undertaking their Stop Trafficking of People (S.T.O.P.) project over the last year.
Young Social Innovator (YSI) students from St Mary's Secondary School perform their short drama piece highlighting their S.T.O.P. trafficking campaign.
Fr Donal Dorr introduces the work of Act to Prevent Trafficking (APT) and highlights how Pope Francis has spoken out on this issue.
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