The Two Little Girls is a three minute animated film spearheading an anti sex-trafficking campaign in Eastern Europe that began in January 2009 and will continue into 2015. The campaign is now reaching new countries outside of Eastern Europe including - Russia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkey.
The film follows the stories of two young women who are cruelly deceived by people they know and trust, and then trafficked against their will into prostitution. The aim of the campaign is to warn young women in East Europe and other regions to the dangers of being persuaded to travel abroad with false promises of employment, only to find themselves sold into prostitution, consequently enduring years of untold cruelty. This campaign acts both as a powerful and accessible tool for the prevention of trafficking, as well as a for increasing public awareness about this very complex and difficult subject.
Visit some of our country campaigns below:
A Roma artist worked with the BFPA and UK TLG team to create an original animation looking at the underlying causes of trafficking in Roma communities … read more
The TLG film was played regularly on three different national TV stations over the course of five months in 2013 with more 1.5 million viewers. … read more
An estimated 63,000 people saw the TLG film screened on 150 minibuses across the capital Riga … read more
More than 200 Lithuanian teachers have been trained to use the TLG film and campaign materials in their anti-trafficking work. … read more
The TLG film and materials have been included in the Ministry of Education's anti-trafficking curriculum, reaching an estimated 50,000 primary school students. … read more
TLG forum theatre workshops have been delivered by Interaction's team of peer educators across the disputed territory of Transnistria … read more