The Urgent Need for Films and Arts in Awarenes raising

https://www.danishdoc.dk/?s=Trafficker

In 2017, the film ‘Trafficker’ won three awards (Best Documentary at the 4th Nodia International Film Festival and the Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival in India; Winner of the Award of Excellence at The International Film Festival for Family, Against Drug Abuse & Trafficking).

https://www.danishdoc.dk/?s=monica

In 2017, the documentary film made by Danish Doc Production, ‘Dancing with Monica’, was screened at Cinemateket in Copenhagen.

It is a story about the underlying factors that play a role in trafficked women's situations. Monica, who HopeNow has been working with pre-, during, and now post-production, recorded much of the footage herself.

https://www.danishdoc.dk/produkt/nar-manen-er-sort/

HopeNow also collaborated on the documentary film Når Månen er Sort (When the Moon is Dark), which is about the work HopeNow is engaged in and exposes some truths about the trafficking of human beings from Africa to Europe.

https://www.danishdoc.dk/?lang=en

In 2009, UNODC's Anti-Human Trafficking and Migrant Smuggling Unit and Danish Doc Production produced an anti-human trafficking training film, Affected for Life.

The film targets prosecutors, judges, law enforcement officers, and other specialised audiences.

It illustrates the elements and different forms of human trafficking. HopeNow worked together with Anja Dalhoff in the making of the short film.

https://www.danishdoc.dk/produkt/kidney-on-ice/

HopeNow has collaborated with Danish Doc Production on the film ‘Kidney on Ice’.

It is about illegal organ trafficking in Europe. It is the story of two Moldavian men who have sold a kidney and two Danish kidney patients who are both desperately waiting for a kidney transplant.

https://www.danishdoc.dk/produkt/et-liv-efter-trafficking/

Life After Trafficking is a collaboration with Danish Doc Productions.

The story is about a trafficked woman.
Joy was trafficked into prostitution in Denmark in 2006. At the airport, she is arrested by the police for possession of a fake passport. After 8 months in prison, she is deported back to Nigeria.

Joy was filmed again in 2011 and 2012, showing her struggle to become an independent woman. She started a small sewing shop and is a single mother of three children. Despite massive challenges in Benin City, Joy manages to create a dignified life where she can decide her own life for the first time.

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Calling all to support victims of human trafficking on EU Anti-Trafficking Day!On October 18th, HopeNow - Empowering Trafficked People urged everyone to help victims of human trafficking access their rights and rebuild their lives.

We proudly presented Emerald, a survivor of trafficking, as she shared her powerful words and captivating performance. The 50-minute show, titled "THE ONLY WAY OUT IS THROUGH," took the audience on a transformative journey filled with tears, laughter, despair, and hope.

We collaborated with Patches of Dreams Performance Arts and Mute Theater and held the event at Karen's Minde house in Valby's gardens. This enchanting venue provided the perfect backdrop for Emerald's extraordinary storytelling. This is an exceptional performance that raised awareness and supported survivors. For more information, contact Michelle at michelle@hopenow.dk.