Greece: Speaking up for vulnerable women

This is the second of three articles shared with en by Langham Partnership UK & Ireland (LPUKI). The articles detail LPUKI's work in various parts of the world.

Greece is a major gateway into Europe, with 80% of migration flowing through its borders. Where there is migration, traffickers follow. Approximately 40,000 women and children aged 12–25 are trafficked in Greece every year.

One Langham Graduate is using her platform as a professor at the Greek Bible College (GBC), Athens, to speak up for vulnerable women. Myrto Theocharous teaches Old Testament and is also the president of Nea Zoi, an anti-trafficking ministry.