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November 2005 Newsletter

RECENT UPDATES

1. ILO Releases Three New Publications on Trafficking of Children and Women in the Mekong Sub-region


2. UNESCAP Updates Information Resources on Trafficking


3. Critics of Policy Requiring Organizations to Explicitly Oppose Prostitution File a Brief


4. Organizations Communicate their Concern with the "Prostitution Loyalty Oath" in the US


5. Program Officer Position Opening at IOFA – NY


6. Human Trafficking Exhibit at Brandeis University


7. Australia ratifies the UN Trafficking Protocol


8. Expert Group Meeting UNESCAP


9. Ongoing Activities of UNIAP-Cambodia


10. Save the Children: Child Protection Systems for Local NGOs


11. UNESCO Radio Soap Operas in Minority Languages Ready for Distribution


12. More Koreans Buy Sex Abroad


13. Anti-trafficking Center Established in Thailand


14. Thailand: Human Trafficking Prevention Needs the Support from Public


15. Ban Huay Krai School in Thailand Requests Computer Donations


16. UNESCO Trafficking Statistics Project


17. ECPAT Report Increase HT Court Cases in Cambodia


18. US Domestic Sex Trafficking


19. New Research into Child Prostitution in Cambodia


20. IDB Forum on the Americas: Trafficking Talk in Washington, D.C.


21. Mozambique: Human Trafficking - Radio Public Service Announcements


22. Ethiopia: Campaign Launched Against Child Trafficking


23. Kenya - IOM holds Workshops on Combating Human Trafficking


24. Belgium - International Training on the Protection of Victims of Trafficking


25. Ecuador - International Seminar on Human Trafficking, Migrant Smuggling, Violence and Sexual Crimes


26. Foreign Workers Begin to Protest in UAE

UPCOMING EVENTS

1. International Day for the Abolition of Slavery
   (2 December 2005)


2. Combating Human Trafficking: Global Efforts to End Violence Against Women
   (5 December 2005)

PAST EVENTS

1. Events in Cambodia- November


2. Strategies for Combating Human Trafficking from Southeast Asia to Taiwan
   (28-30 November 2005)


3. Symposium: Combating Human Trafficking in Asia: A Strategy for Action
   (16 November 2005)


4. New Voices from the Mekong Region
   (7–10 November 2005)


5. Human Trafficking and Child Abduction Conference
   (9 November 2005)


6. AWID International Forum on Women's Rights and Development
   (27–30 October 2005)


7. Trafficking Conference: Washington, DC
   (27 October 2005)

NEW RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS

1. Stop Trafficking! Anti-Human Trafficking Newsletter
   Sisters of the Divine Savior; Capacitar International, Inc. Vol. 3 No. 11. November 2005.


2. An Increasing Wave. Migration of Nepalese Children to India in the Context of Nepal's Armed Conflict
   Save the Children Alliance in Nepal. 2005.


3. First Hand Knowledge - Voices Across the Mekong: Community Action Against Trafficking of Children and Women
   International Labour Organization. 2005.


4. Employment and Protection of Migrant Workers in Thailand: National Laws - Practices versus International Labour Standards?
   Part of a series of studies on human trafficking and labour migration in the Greater Mekong Sub-region. International Labour Organization. 2005.


5. Human Trafficking: Redefining Demand
   International Labour Organization. 2005.


6. Assessment of U.S. Government Efforts to Combat Trafficking in Persons in Fiscal Year 2004
   US Department of Justice. September 2005.


7. International Agenda for Migration Management
   International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the Federal Office for Migration, Switzerland. 2005.


8. Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children. A Situation Analysis of Pakistan
   Save the Children Sweden. 2005.


9. UN Study on Violence Against Children - Executive Summary and Main Recommendations
   The International Save the Children Alliance. 2005.


10. HIV and Mobile Workers: A Review of Risks and Programmes among Truckers in West Africa
    International Organization for Migration. 2005.


11. The Struggle Between Migration Control and Victim Protection: The UK Approach to Human Trafficking
    Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Children. June 2005.


12. Recovering Childhoods: Combating Child Trafficking in Northern India
    Free the Slaves. October 2005.


13. Slavery, Debt Bondage and Sex Work: A Study of Trafficked Nepalese Girls
    and Women in Mumbai and Kolkata
    John Frederick and Anand Tamang. Terre des Hommes Foundation. October 2005.


14. Digital Dangers: Information & Communication Technologies and Trafficking in Women
    Kathleen Maltzahn. A joint publication of AWID and APC WNSP. June 2005.


15. Situational and Gender Analysis of Migration and Trafficking within Cambodia and to Thailand
    S. Preece. Legal Support for Children and Women (LSCW). 2005.


16. Trafficking Alert, International Edition
    Vital Voices. November 2005.

UPDATES TO ORGANIZATION PAGES

Philippines

1. Office of the President of the Philippines: Commission on Filipinos Overseas (CFO)

Thailand

1. Royal Thai Police, Immigration Bureau
2. (ECPAT) End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking in Children for Sexual Purposes
3. Hotline Center Foundation
4. New Life Center

United States

1. Department of Justice- Office of Victims of Crime
2. Project Reach

About Us

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