Rescue the Persecuted Inc.

Our organization, Redeem the Oppressed, has two main goals:

1) To rescue persecuted religious minorities from slavery and provide them with comprehensive support to help them break the cycle of poverty and avoid returning to slavery. This includes providing good-paying jobs, affordable housing, initial funds for food and necessities, and educational opportunities for their children.

2) To defend and promote the rights of religious minorities who face persecution. We aim to execute rescue missions, combat blasphemy laws, forced conversions, rape, abduction, and modern slavery through our work, as well as provide legal aid and safe homes for victims of persecution. We believe that everyone has the right to practice their faith without fear, and we strive to make that a reality for all persecuted religious minorities.

We are committed to achieving these goals through collaboration with other organizations, institutions, and corporate partners, as well as through rescue missions, legal aid, and awareness-raising campaigns and events. Our team has extensive experience in addressing human rights issues and has made significant efforts to rescue and assist those affected by slavery, particularly in Pakistan. To date, we have rescued over 35,000 people from slavery and provided them with the necessary support to rebuild their lives.

Building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime through training programs, technical assistance, and other forms of support. This could involve collaborating with national institutions and international partners to develop effective strategies and practices for addressing these issues.

Promoting the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensuring equal access to justice for all by advocating for legal reforms and providing legal assistance to those in need. This could involve working with governments, civil society organizations, and other stakeholders to identify and address barriers to justice, such as corruption or discrimination.

Ensuring public access to information and protecting fundamental freedoms by supporting the development and implementation of laws, policies, and practices that guarantee these rights. This could involve lobbying for the adoption of strong freedom of information legislation, advocating for the release of prisoners of conscience, and raising awareness about the importance of these rights.

Broadening and strengthening the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance by advocating for increased representation and influence for these countries in international organizations. This could involve lobbying for the adoption of more inclusive and democratic governance structures, as well as supporting the capacity-building efforts of developing countries to enable them to effectively participate in global decision-making processes.

Redeem the Oppressed has a number of capabilities that could help it accomplish the targets and indicators you listed. The organization has budget, staff and tech, which can be used to support its efforts to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime, promote the rule of law, ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, reduce illicit financial and arms flows, and broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in global governance.

Redeem the Oppressed also has relationships with the Hungarian Religious Persecution Counsel and the United Nations, which could provide valuable resources and support for its efforts. In addition, the organization has a strong track record of achievement, including providing healthcare to internally displaced people, rescuing victims during the 2010 Pakistan floods, campaigning against the abuse of blasphemy laws and providing legal assistance to victims, rescuing and reuniting abducted women and girls with their families, successfully freeing over 35,000 people from slavery and providing them with support to rebuild their lives, and providing food and supplies to Pakistani asylum seekers in Thailand. These past achievements demonstrate Redeem the Oppressed's ability to effectively address a range of issues related to human rights and persecution.

Redeem the Oppressed has accomplished a number of significant achievements, including:

Providing healthcare to internally displaced people (IDPs) in Khayber Pakhtoon Khawa for six weeks.
Hundreds of victims were rescued during the 2010 Pakistan floods.
Campaigning against the abuse of blasphemy laws and providing legal assistance to victims
Rescuing and reuniting abducted women and girls with their families.
Over 35,000 people have been successfully freed from slavery, with new jobs, housing, and basic necessities provided, and with local educational charities partnering to provide education for their children.
Providing food and supplies to Pakistani asylum seekers in Thailand, as well as putting pressure on the UNHCR to schedule refugee status interviews for them.
For seven months, Pakistani Christians and Ahmadi community members were fed in an immigration detention center in Bangkok.
Paying off hundreds of asylum seekers' fines to avoid imprisonment
Bailing out over 70 people who were falsely accused by paying 50,000 Thai Baht per person.
Relocating George Naz, a high-profile blasphemy victim, to a safe country
Acquitting the high profile cases of Amanat Masih, Shahzad Masih (Sajid Masih), and Arif Yousaf of blasphemy charges.

We have a strong strategic plan in place for Redeem the Oppressed for the year 2023. The plan we submitted clearly outlines the organization's mission and objectives, as well as the strategies and implementation plan for achieving those objectives. We have included an evaluation component to measure the success of your efforts and ensure that you are meeting our objectives. This will be crucial for ensuring that Redeem the Oppressed remains focused and effective in achieving its goals.