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CHASTE Churches Alert to Sex Trafficking Across Europe http://www.chaste.org.uk/index.html Sanctuary Project |
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CHASTE is an ecumenically based charity, which is connected through the Churches Together in Britain and Ireland and the Churches Together in England with over fifty different denominations within the United Kingdom alone. In Europe CHASTE has been developing its own European network of European Churches responding to the increasing trade in sexploitative labour. Alongside this there is network co-ordinated through the Churches Commission on Migration in Europe of an EU funded project connecting churches and church agencies involved in anti trafficking initiatives and survivor support. CHASTE has built on this experience of ecumenical co-operation in Europe and is actively developing a network which includes the World Evangelical Alliance through the Asha forum, the Russian Orthodox Church through the Sourozh diocese, Lutheran churches in Scandinavia, the European network of Baptist churches, the Anglican Communion, the Roman Catholic churches particularly as realised through their Religious Congregations and the historical and new Independent churches of Africa. Email: Director@chaste.org.uk |
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Network of organisations and individuals working together for the elimination of child prostitution, child pornography and trafficking of children for sexual purposes. Established in 1998, lost most committed members in 1999. Attempting to rebuild strong team. 71A Clanbrassil St. |
| Irish Anti-Trafficking Coalition |
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Anti-trafficking Coalition - British Isles (also works internationally) Belfast Northern Ireland Gregory Carlin (Director) E: info.iatc@ntlworld.com |
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Ruhama |
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Base 75 http://www.gvawp.org.uk/InfoWomen/Orgs/Wbase.htm |
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Mission:
To provide a non-judgmental, easily accessible service to women involved in street prostitution. To assist women to exit prostitution. 75 Robertson Street |
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Glasgow Violence Against Women Partnership http://www.gvawp.org.uk |
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No direct services to women. Works with agencies to bring about improvements in the services which women use. Small staff team based at the Glasgow Council for the Voluntary Sector
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| Irish Anti-Trafficking Coalition |
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Anti-trafficking Coalition - British Isles (also works internationally) Belfast Northern Ireland Gregory Carlin (Director) E: info.iatc@ntlworld.com |
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Routes Out of Prostitution http://www.gvawp.org.uk/InfoWomen/Orgs/WroutOP.htm |
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Advice & support for women who want to stop their involvement in prostitution T: 0141 287 5768 |
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Scottish Coalition Against Sexual Exploitation http://www.gvawp.org.uk/InfoWorkers/SCASE.htm |
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Works to raise awareness of the harm caused to women through prostitution and other forms of commercial sexual exploitation, including stripping, lap dancing, pornography, sex tourism, mail order brides, and trafficking for the purposes of prostitution. Campaigns for legislative change necessary to reduce the harm caused through prostitution and other forms of sexual exploitation, remove current gender inequality in the law, challenge the behaviour of men who buy sexual services Oppose efforts to categorise prostitution as 'sex work'. Legislation or legitimising the activity will not remove the harm caused but would simply legitimise that harm. Do not view prostitution as a choice for women, irrespective of age, and believe that it is contradictory to condemn child prostitution whilst condoning or ignoring adult prostitution. Scottish Coalition Against Sexual Exploitation c/o Rape Crisis Scotland |
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Women Against Pornography http://www.swapcampaign.org |
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Completely unfunded voluntary organisation run by unpaid volunteers aiming to
raise awareness of the harm of pornography, its' links with violence against
women and children, rape and child sexual abuse, and to campaign for a change in
legislation on pornography based on evidence of harm. Scottish Women's Coalition |
| Zero Tolerance Charitable Trust |
| Independent Charity which campaigns for the prevention of male violence against women and children. Established in 1995 and works mainly in the UK and Europe but also has links with organisations throughout the world. The Trust works with a range of agencies to promote innovative policy and best practice that target the root causes of male violence. Zero Tolerance lobbies governments, commissions research and develops educational intervention and training programmes. 25 Rutland St. |
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CHASTE Churches Alert to Sex Trafficking Across Europe http://www.chaste.org.uk/index.html Sanctuary Project |
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CHASTE is an ecumenically based charity, which is connected through the Churches Together in Britain and Ireland and the Churches Together in England with over fifty different denominations within the United Kingdom alone. In Europe CHASTE has been developing its own European network of European Churches responding to the increasing trade in sexploitative labour. Alongside this there is network co-ordinated through the Churches Commission on Migration in Europe of an EU funded project connecting churches and church agencies involved in anti trafficking initiatives and survivor support. CHASTE has built on this experience of ecumenical co-operation in Europe and is actively developing a network which includes the World Evangelical Alliance through the Asha forum, the Russian Orthodox Church through the Sourozh diocese, Lutheran churches in Scandinavia, the European network of Baptist churches, the Anglican Communion, the Roman Catholic churches particularly as realised through their Religious Congregations and the historical and new Independent churches of Africa. Email: Director@chaste.org.uk |
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Eaves Housing for Women
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The POPPY Project is the only UK organisation that’s funded solely to provide the accommodation and support services trafficked women need to escape .Pan- London project working around issues of prostitution in London. All includes provision for developing services to women trafficked into prostitution.
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Anti-trafficking Coalition - British Isles (also works internationally) Belfast Northern Ireland Gregory Carlin (Director) E: info.iatc@ntlworld.com |
| Kalayaan |
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Kalayaan recognises all Overseas Domestic Workers as workers with rights. Actively campaigning for basic workers' rights for Overseas Domestic Workers of all nationalities and for an end to their current irregular immigration status. Works closely with Anti-Slavery International and Solidar (Brussels) St. Francis Center |
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Angel Coalition MiraMed Institute http://www.miramedinstitute.org/traffic.htm |
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Russian Federation's first legally registered international association of anti-trafficking women's organizations. Offices in St. Petersburg and Moscow. Members include 43 non-governmental organizations from 25 regions of Russia, 7 former Soviet Republics and MiraMed Institute. Regional Safe Houses.
TRAFFICKING VICTIMS ASSISTANCE CENTER, MOSCOW (TVAC)
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Anti-Slavery International http://www.antislavery.org |
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Founded in 1839. World's oldest international human rights organisation. Work at local, national and international levels to eliminate the system of slavery around the world. Three teams: Programme, Communication and Information. Goal of a slave-free world. Thomas Clarkson House |
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Business Travellers Against Human Trafficking http://www.businesstravellers.org/archives/campaign |
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"Every year thousands of young women and children are being trafficked and forced into prostitution and forced labour. Business travellers can be a part of the problem buying sexual services from those held as slaves, or part of the solution reporting suspicious activities and showing hotels and businesses that they will not be associated with those who are complicit in this crime. The campaign “Business Travellers against Human Trafficking” exists to give you the opportunity to help change the situation for good." Email: mailto:businesstravellers@oasisglobal.org |
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Captive Daughters http://captivedaughters.org/ |
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Captive Daughters is the first anti-trafficking group established in California. We focus solely on ending the sexual bondage of female adolescents and children. The organization was inspired by the founding director's stay in Nepal, where she learned firsthand about sex trafficking. Upon returning to the United States in 1995 she began researching trafficking and discovered a fragile network of groups struggling to educate the public on trafficking both here and abroad. In an effort to strengthen that movement, she and a committed group of individuals established Captive Daughters as a non-profit organization in 1997. Blog: The Captive Diaries |
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CCEM Comité Contre l'Esclavage Moderne |
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French-based NGO which fights contemporary forms of slavery in Europe and offers victim support. Coordinating the Daphne Project (00/017/WC) (see below). Committee Against Modern Slavery |
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Coalition Against Trafficking in Women http://www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/pubvio.htm |
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Coalition against Trafficking in Women Publications on Violence against Women and Sexual Exploitation by Professor Donna M. Hughes of Rhode Island University. 316 Eleanor Roosevelt Hall |
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Coatnet http://www.coatnet.org/en/ |
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International network of Christian organisations against trafficking in women. Based on national anti-trafficking networks in these countries:
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, United Kingdom. Coatnet can mediate contact to organisations that focus their efforts to help trafficked women and fight against trafficking in women. E: info@coatnet.org |
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Council of Europe http://www.coe.int/T/E/human_rights/Trafficking/ |
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The Council was set up to defend human rights, parliamentary democracy and the
rule of law, develop continent-wide agreements to standardise member countries'
social and legal practices, promote awareness of a European identity based on
shared values and cutting across different cultures.
Actions Taken: http://www.coe.int/T/E/human_rights/trafficking/1_Overview/Introduction.asp#TopOfPage Avenue de l’Europe 67075 Strasbourg CedexT: +33 (0)3 88 41 20 00 Information Point: T: 33 (0)3 88 41 20 33 F: 33 (0)3 88 41 27 45 E: infopoint@coe.int
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Daphne Project (00/017/WC) http://www.esclavagemoderne.org/VOT/UK/daphne.html |
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Two year project. Objective: to record, analyse, and promote information about the best methods of providing assistance to victims of trafficking in human beings, with the general aims of integration into destination countries or reintegration into the countries of origin.
The notion of trafficking in human beings encompasses exploitation through work or sex. This Internet site is intended for use first and foremost by NGOs working with victims of trafficking in human beings, as well as by law-enforcement agencies and legal authorities. It is also intended to serve as a source of information for politicians, local councillors, researchers, students, and journalists. The project is co-ordinated by the Comité Contre l'Esclavage Moderne (CCEM) (Committee Against Modern Slavery), based in France: http://www.esclavagemoderne.org/VOT/UK/partenaires.html#ccem International Organization for Migration: http://www.esclavagemoderne.org/VOT/UK/partenaires.html#oim |
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End Child Prostitution and Trafficking / Child Wise (ECPAT) http://www.ecpat.org |
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Child Wise is an Australian non-for-profit organisation, with a mandate to address childrens rights and the prevention of child sexual abuse globally. Child Wise operates in Australia, Asia and the Pacific, specialising in development and implementation of participatory training programs, capacity building, addressing and preventing child abuse, awareness raising, community education, research and advocacy, law reform and policy development. Child Wise is the Australian member of ECPAT International, a global network working in 77 countries to prevent sexual exploitation of children. Child Wise is also the Regional Focal Point Against Child Sexual Abuse, Violence and Exploitation for the NGO Group monitoring implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). |
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European Commission (EC) http://europa.eu.int/comm/index_en.htm |
| EC four main roles are to propose legislation to Parliament and the Council, to administer and implement Community policies, to enforce Community law (jointly with the Court of Justice) and to negotiate international agreements |
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European Council on Refugees and Exiles http://www.ecre.org/research/smuggle.shtml |
| An overview of proposals addressing migrant smuggling and trafficking in persons by the European Council on Refugees and Exiles. |
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European Law Enforcement Organisation EUROPOL http://www.europol.eu.int/ |
| Europol is the European Law Enforcement Organisation which aims at improving the effectiveness and co-operation of the competent authorities in the Member States in preventing and combating terrorism, unlawful drug trafficking and other serious forms of crime. |
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European Union http://europa.eu.int/comm/justice_home/doc_centre/crime/trafficking/wai/ |
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Ex Oriente Lux http://ex-oriente-lux.org/about.html |
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Activists for various NGOs who try to help the victims of forced prostitution. They collect first hand testimonies of victims and the offenders. (See: collection: http://ex-oriente-lux.org/witness.html) and believe that direct and authentic testimony is an important way to make the problem clear. Their only goal is to collect neutral statements, confessions and interviews, as a source of information for everybody who wants to understand the situation." Their mission is to deal with forced prostitution: with trafficking, dignity deprivation, kidnapping and murder; and regard forced prostitution and prostitution in general as two separate things. Regarding the prostitution in general they see the "pimp" as the major source of all illegal trouble. "We would welcome prostitution as a business agreement between a sex-worker and a client, without a third party (pimp) being involved." "Ex Oriente Lux" is a private non-profit charity project of
RadioVision.info and is not a part of any NGO or governmental office. They are anti-trafficking but not anti-prostitution. |
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Foundation against Trafficking in Women (STV) http://www.bayswan.org/FoundTraf.html |
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FOUNDATION AGAINST TRAFFICKING IN WOMEN (STV) P.O.Box 1455, 3500 BL UTRECHT, The Netherlands tel: 31-30-716044 Fax: 31-30-716084 email: fe@stv.vx.xs4all.nl International contact: Lin Lap-Chew |
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Free the Slaves http://www.freetheslaves.net |
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Founded on the belief that informed Americans would take action to end slavery if they were aware that the practice still existed today. Mission is to end slavery worldwide. "Our chance for realizing this dream rests on the success of our specific approaches. These approaches—in turn—are informed by our guiding principles." |
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Global Alliance against Traffic in Women (GAATW) http://www.gaatw.net/ |
| The Global Alliance Against Traffic on Women (GAATW) is a network of non-governmental organisations from all regions of the world, who share a deep concern for the women, children and men whose human rights have been violated by the criminal practice of trafficking in persons. GAATW is committed to work for changes in the political, economic, social and legal systems and structures which contribute to the persistence of trafficking in persons and other human rights violations in the context of migratory movements for diverse purposes, including security of labour and livelihood. |
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Hughes,
Donna http://www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/ukraine/auctioneng.htm |
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Topic areas include: violence, slavery, sexual exploitation, Islamic
fundamentalism, and women's organized resistance to violence and exploitation.
Frequently consulted by governments and non-governmental organizations on
policy related to women's human rights, particularly on trafficking of women and
girls for sexual exploitation.
Her research has been supported by the U.S. State Dept, the Nat'l Inst. of Justice, the Nat'l Science Foundation, the Assoc. of
American Colleges and Universities, the Norwegian Agency for Dev.
Cooperation, the IOM, the COE, the CATW, the RI Board of
Gov. for Higher Edu., Univ. of RI Foundation, the
Univ. of RH Council for Research, and the Univ. of Bradford,
UK.
316 Eleanor Roosevelt Hall University of Rhode Island T: 401-874-2757 F: 401-874-4527 E: dhughes@uri.edu |
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Human Rights Watch http://www.hrw.org/about/projects/traffcamp/intro.html |
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Trafficking in persons — the illegal and highly profitable recruitment, transport, or sale of human beings for the purpose of exploiting their labor — is a slavery-like practice that must be eliminated. The trafficking of women and children into bonded sweatshop labor, forced marriage, forced prostitution, domestic servitude, and other kinds of work is a global phenomenon. Traffickers use coercive tactics including deception, fraud, intimidation, isolation, threat and use of physical force, and/or debt bondage to control their victims. Women are typically recruited with promises of good jobs in other countries or provinces, and, lacking better options at home, agree to migrate. Through agents and brokers who arrange the travel and job placements, women are escorted to their destinations and delivered to the employers. Upon reaching their destinations, some women learn that they have been deceived about the nature of the work they will do; most have been lied to about the financial arrangements and conditions of their employment; and all find themselves in coercive and abusive situations from which escape is both difficult and dangerous. |
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HumanTrafficking.org http://www.humantrafficking.org/ |
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The purpose of this Web site is to bring Government and NGOs in the East Asia and Pacific together to cooperate and learn from each other’s experiences in their efforts to combat human trafficking. This Web site has country-specific information such as national laws and action plans and contact information on useful governmental agencies. It also has a description of NGO activities in different countries and their contact information. Why this Web site? In the Asian Regional Initiative Against Trafficking (ARIAT) meeting in 2000, and in other international initiatives, the participants proposed to promote cooperation and partnership among their governments, NGOs, international organizations, private sector, and civil society organizations in prevention, protection, reintegration and prosecution aspects of trafficking in persons. It was suggested that countries should build regional cooperation networks, including cooperation through the Internet, to combat the issue of human trafficking. As a result of the unanimous recommendation of the ARIAT meeting, this Web site is supported by the United States of America Department of State. The HumanTrafficking.org project is being implemented by the Academy for Educational Development with funding provided by the U.S. State Department. |
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iabolish - Anti-Slavery Portal http://www.iabolish.com/ |
| Project of the American Anti-Slavery Group (AASG), a grass-roots organization founded in 1993 to combat slavery around the world. |
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International Center for the Prevention of Crime http://www.crime-prevention-intl.org/ |
| The ICPC is an international forum for national governments, local authorities, public agencies, specialised institutions, and non-government organisations to exchange experience, consider emerging knowledge, and improve policies and programmes in crime prevention and community safety. The ICPC staff monitor developments, provide direct assistance to members, and contribute to public knowledge and understanding in the field. The ICPC's action seeks to: Enhance awareness of, and access to, its international knowledge base on prevention and human safety policies and intervention. Promote the implementation of best practices and tools enhancing community safety. Facilitate rewarding international exchanges between countries and cities, the justice system and civil society associations. Provide technical assistance and facilitate expert interaction. |
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INTERPOL http://www.interpol.int/Public/THB/Women/Default.asp |
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Interpol exists to help create a safer world. Our aim is to provide a unique range of essential services for the law enforcement community to optimise the international effort to combat crime. The trafficking of women for sexual exploitation is an international, organized, criminal phenomenon that has grave consequences for the safety, welfare and human rights of its victims. |
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International Human Rights Law Group http://www.hrlawgroup.org/ |
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Global Rights is a human rights advocacy group that partners with local activists to challenge injustice and amplify new voices within the global discourse. With offices in countries around the world, we help local activists create just societies through proven strategies for effecting change. We seek justice for victims of human rights abuses. We work to promote racial and gender equality and help people and communities feel empowered to change their societies. We work on the ground, over extended periods of time, partnering with local human rights advocates to strengthen their effectiveness in combating abuses in their countries. We focus on developing the skills of local activists that are essential to addressing human rights concerns and promoting justice such as: documenting and exposing abuses, conducting community education and mobilization, advocating legal and policy reform in countries and internationally, and using the courts to increase access to justice for disadvantaged populations. We help local activists to engage with the international community, including the United Nations, to further their human rights objectives at home. |
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International Justice Mission http://www.ijm.org/NETCOMMUNITY/Page.aspx?&pid=405&srcid=178 |
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Christian organization. Helps people suffering injustice and oppression who cannot rely on local authorities for relief. The agency documents and monitors conditions of abuse and oppression, educates the church and public about the abuses, and mobilizes intervention on behalf of the victims. http://www.ijm.org/NETCOMMUNITY/Page.aspx?&pid=406&srcid=405 PO Box 58147Washington, DC 20037-8147 703.465.5495 Fax: 703.465.5499 www.ijm.org |
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International Labour Organization (ILO) http://www.ilo.org/ |
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Child Trafficking 2002-ILO-IPEC developed a programme to combat the trafficking of children and young people for labour and sexual exploitation in Albania, Romania, Moldova and Ukraine. First phase sought to identify strategy for concerted action against trafficking. International Labour Office Millbank Tower 21-24 Millbank London SW1P 4QP |
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International Organization for Migration
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Leading international organization for migration 17, Route des Morillons |
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International Rescue Committee Anti-Trafficking Action Coalition (ATAC) http://www.theirc.org/trafficking/ |
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IRC Anti-trafficking |
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Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) http://www.osce.org/activities/13029.html |
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"The ultimate goal of all our anti-trafficking work, measures and activities must ba a clear reduction of this horrendous crime and human rights violation. Anti-trafficking initiatives must offer real prospects of escaping the cycle of poverty, abuse and exploitation." Helga Konrad, Special Representative on Combating Trafficking in Human Beings |
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Polaris Project http://www.polarisproject.org/polarisproject/ |
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Polaris Project is a multicultural grassroots organization combating human trafficking and modern-day slavery. Based in the United States and Japan, we bring together community members, survivors, and professionals to fight trafficking and slavery in the spirit of a modern-day Underground Railroad.
Multicultural grassroots non-profit agency, based in the US and Japan, combating sex trafficking and modern-day slavery. They work with women in the sex industry who have endured violence from their traffickers, including psychological abuse, beatings, death threats, and sexual assault. Identify victims, provide services, conduct advocacy and technical trainings. Co-Executive DirectorsKatherine Chon E: KChon@PolarisProject.org Derek Ellerman E: DEllerman@PolarisProject.org
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Prostitution Research & Education
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The purpose of Prostitution Research & Education is to abolish the institution of prostitution while at the same time advocating for alternatives to prostitution - including emotional and physical healthcare for women in prostitution. A purpose of PRE is to give voice to those who are among the world's most disenfranchised groups: prostituted/trafficked women and children. The project's goal is to empower this constituency by documenting their perspectives through research, public education, and arts projects. Melissa Farley, PhD Trafficking: http://www.prostitutionresearch.com/c-trafficking.html Services for those escaping prostitution: http://www.prostitutionresearch.com/c-escaping-prostitution.html |
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Protection Project http://www.protectionproject.org/ |
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Legal human rights research institute based at Johns Hopkins University. Documents and disseminates information about the scope of the trafficking problem. Focus on national and international laws, legal cases and the implications of trafficking in other areas of US and international foreign policy. Establishing An International Framework For The Elimination Of Trafficking In Persons, Especially Women and Children. |
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Rescue and Restore Campaign http://www.acf.hhs.gov/trafficking |
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Public outreach campaign to boost awareness of assistance available to victims. Designed to increase the number of identified trafficking victims and to help those victims receive the benefits and services needed to live safely in the U.S. A critical component of the Rescue & Restore campaign is the creation of the Trafficking Information and Referral Hotline, 1.888.3737.888, which connects victims of trafficking to Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) who can help victims in their local area.
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See Rights http://www.seerights.org/ |
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South East European Regional Initiative against Human Trafficking South Eastern Europe |
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Stop Demand Foundation http://www.stopdemand.org/wawcs016272/home.html |
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Mission: To promote a world free of all forms of sexual violence against, and sexual exploitation of, children with a particular focus on challenging the demand for sex with children P.O Box 41-400, |
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United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM) http://www.unifem.org/ |
| Promotes women's empowerment and gender equality. |
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United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) http://www.unhcr.ch/ |
| Mandated to lead and coordinate international action for the worldwide protection of refugees and the resolution of refugee problems. |
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United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UNHABITAT) http://www.unhabitat.org |
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United Nations International Child Development Centre (UNICEF) http://www.unicef.org/ |
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Advocate for children's rights and to help meet the needs of children worldwide. The End Child Exploitation Campaign
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United States State Department’s Office to
Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons
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Trafficking in Persons Reports The most comprehensive report on human trafficking around the world and what governments are doing to end it. The 2004 report includes analysis of 140 countries' efforts to combat trafficking, best practices worldwide, a summary of U.S. action to fight human trafficking at home, and new data on the scope of this tragic phenomenon. The Trafficking in Persons Report serves as the primary diplomatic tool through which the U.S. Government encourages partnership and increased determination in the fight against forced labor and sexual exploitation Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons |
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World Health Organization (WHO) http://www.who.int/home-page/ |
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Trafficking of women Trafficking of women and girls is becoming an increasingly lucrative business, particularly in countries of south-eastern Europe, and war torn zones of the Region. Girls and women from the poorest countries are at particular risk of being abused. Apart from the psychological effects and humiliation most of the women are at high risk of sexually transmitted infections, HIV, and unwanted pregnancies. The reproductive health and research programme is working closely with the regional and global women's health programmes to develop strategies to prevent trafficking and to protect the victims in particular through working with health service providers in high risk areas such as Kosovo, to recognize the signs of trafficking and to provide help as needed. |
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World Vision http://www.worldvision.org/worldvision/appeals.nsf/stable/ |
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With backing from the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Immigration and
Customs Enforcement (ICE), World Vision is launching a child sex tourism
prevention program in Cambodia, Thailand, Costa Rica, and the United States. In
partnership with ICE, World Vision will train and alert its local staff in these
countries to assist law enforcement in identifying American sex tourists and
providing information that could assist in their prosecution. WIL Fund |