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Forum Members have established a Trafficking Focal Point Network to work with national institutions to improve their capacities to support governments in their efforts to prevent, suppress and punish trafficking. Representatives from each institution share information, exchange data and develop research and cooperative projects across the Asia Pacific region.

The Trafficking Focal Point Network includes Australia, Fiji, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mongolia, Nepal, New Zealand, South Korea, and Thailand.

Related pages on this site

• Report on Trafficking in Australia
• Khmer Stars Sing for Khmer Children in Australia
• Bali Process Meeting Brisbane, Australia 7-8 June 2004
• Australian Government Announces Major Package to Combat People Trafficking
• Sex Slavery in Australia
• ARCPPT Cambodia Issues Gender - Criminal Justice System Report
• Human Trafficking in Cambodia: Finding Local and Regional Solutions to a Global Problem
• Khmer Stars Sing for Khmer Children in Australia
• Vietnam and Australia Co-operate in Fight Against Human Trafficking
• Australia and ASEAN Unite to Protect Children
• Sex Slavery in Australia
• Australian Federal Police (AFP) Signs 'Historic' Agreement with Vietnam, Cambodia
• Australia Provides Compensation for Victims of Trafficking
• US State Department Releases 2006 Human Rights Report
• Slavery Thrives in Australia 200 Years After Abolition
• Thai Woman Wins Landmark Compensation in Australian Sex-Trafficking Case
• Australia Provides Aid to Indonesia to Combat Human Trafficking
• Exploitation of Skilled Migrants in Australia Exposed

Related external links

• The Asia Pacific Forum of National Human Rights Institutions
• CATW Australia
• Child Wise
• Project Respect