A campaign against slavery has been launched in Kyiv: a mirror installation has been opened at the station

An information campaign 'Does this look familiar to you?' has started in Kyiv for the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery. Its goal is to raise citizens' awareness of the risks of exploitation and human trafficking.

One of the campaign's actions is a mirror installation at the Resilience Point at the Central Railway Station in Kyiv, which showcases scenarios of exploitation and ways to receive help.

Deputy Minister Inna Solodka emphasized that in times of war, people's vulnerability to exploitation increases, and effective counteraction is only possible through joint actions of the state, international partners, and civil society organizations.

She also highlighted the importance of spreading verified information, particularly the number of the free national hotline 527 and the resource stoptrafficking.org, which help provide consultation in case of risk or fact of human trafficking.

The mirror installation can be viewed at the Central Station in Kyiv from December 2 to 22, after which it will be shown in ten other cities in Ukraine.

The information campaign 'Does this look familiar to you?' aims to draw attention to the problem of human trafficking, spread information about ways to receive help, and prevent this negative phenomenon.