They Have a Name
Virtual Art Exhibition on Human Trafficking in the Baltic Sea Region
Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia bear the burden of staggering rates of human trafficking.
Within the thought-provoking and gripping collection of stories, this online exhibition aims to shed light on the dire circumstances of those voiceless victims trapped in the clutches of modern slavery.
Begin exploring their stories today – they deserve to be heard. They have a name.
Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia bear the burden of staggering rates of human trafficking. Sexual exploitation, forced labour, forced criminal exploitation, forced/sham marriages — Baltics face a multitude of horrors, including the despicable exploitation of children.
Within the thought-provoking and gripping collection of stories, this online exhibition aims to shed light on the dire circumstances of those voiceless victims trapped in the clutches of modern slavery. The stories are not mere products of imagination; they serve as powerful testimonies of those who survived trafficking, manipulation, and violence.
Let us unite in breaking the chains of silence. Begin exploring their stories today – they deserve to be heard. They have a name.
*Note that the exhibition contains explicit language and is suitable for audiences aged 16 and above.
Co-Funded by the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS)
Art and graphic design: Viktoriia Dobrovolska
Embark on a transformative journey through the Baltic States and immerse yourself in the captivating real-life stories of human trafficking survivors. Explore their experiences by clicking on geolocation tags on our interactive map.
