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A New Web site is Launched in Asia

The Asia Foundation launched an anti-trafficking Web site to promote information sharing and linkages among counter-trafficking NGOs.

The Asia Foundation is pleased to announce the launch of a new multi-lingual anti-trafficking in persons Web site for Cambodia and Thailand. The web portal, www.tipinasia.info, is intended to serve as a consolidated access point for counter-trafficking NGOs, government officials, and other organizations in Cambodia and across the region to find and share critical information on human trafficking. The contents of the Cambodia site include:

• A resource directory of counter-trafficking local and international NGOs, governmental institutions and UN agencies in Cambodia and Thailand.
• A laws and regulations page containing the laws and regulations and relevant bilateral agreements and international conventions related to trafficking in persons.
• A case studies page featuring prominent case studies of human trafficking in Cambodia collected from various NGOs.
• An activities page featuring human trafficking-related events and activities calendar of NGOs and institutions working in this area.
• A documents page, which contains documents covering subjects such as human rights, human trafficking, gender, violence against women and children, and migration.
• An interesting Web-board room, where users can create trafficking-related topics for discussions and express their personal opinions or those of their organizations.

For more information on www.tipinasia.info, contact Mr. Koc Sarun at skoc@cb.asiafound.org or Mr. Thai Sothea at tsothea@cb.asiafound.org.