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ILO Project to Prevent Trafficking in Girls and Young Women for Labour Exploitation within China (CP-TING)

April 30, 2004

In April 2004, ILO implemented a project – in collaboration with the All-China Women’s Federation, the Ministry of Labour and Social Security, Ministry of Public Security, and a range of other ministries and representatives from Anhui, Guangdong, Henan, Hunan and Jiangsu Province – to primarily focus on the most vulnerable group – girls and young women at risk of trafficking for labour exploitation within China.

The project has three major objectives as follows:

• mobilized key stakeholders effectively to prevent trafficking in girls and young women for labour exploitation.
• in place integrated, effective and sustainable responses to trafficking in girls and young women for labour exploitation in both sending and receiving areas – and which can serve as models
• strengthened national and sub-national policy frameworks and implementation capacity to prevent trafficking in girls and young women for labour exploitation.
  The life of the project is four years.

Contact information:
Mr. Hans van de Glind, Chief Technical Advisor / Project Manager,
Tel.: (86) 10–6532 5091/5
Email: vandeglind@ilo.org

Ms Chen Yongling, National Project Co-ordinator
Tel: (86) 10–6532 9326
Email: chenyl@ilobj.org.cn

CP-TING Project, ILO Office Beijing,
1-10 Tayuan Diplomatic Office Building,
100600, Beijing, China