Thursday 2 September 2010

Leeds Anti Sex trafficking Network

Leeds Anti-Sex Trafficking network (LAST) seeks to highlight the realities faced by trafficked women worldwide, and empower individuals and groups to take action against trafficking in their local communities.

We run events and campaigns in aid of local and national anti-trafficking organisations working to support trafficked women directly or campaign on the wider issue. By doing this, we amplify their voices in the community when they don't have the resources to do it themselves.


What they do:


" Anyone can be a part of combating sex trafficking but sometimes it’s hard to know where to begin. To help you get started we’ve created this Action bank which contains a wide range of actions you can do in your local community, or even from the comfort of your own home...

1. LAST - Leeds Anti-Sex Trafficking Network

Local grassroots anti sex-trafficking network which seeks to raise awareness of the issue and empower individuals and groups to take action against trafficking in their communities.


2. STOP THE TRAFFIK

STOP THE TRAFFIK is a global movement campaigning against all forms of trafficking. They work to PREVENT the sale of people, PROTECT the trafficked and PROSECUTE the traffickers.

3. Anti-Slavery

Anti-Slavery is an international organisation that is working to eliminate all forms of slavery and the forced prostitution of sex trafficking victims is one of the forms modern slavery takes.

4. POPPY Project

The POPPY Project is an organisation which provides accommodation and support for survivors of trafficking.

5. Helen Bamber Foundation

The Helen Bamber Foundation is a national human rights organisation working with survivors of cruelty.

6. The Anneli Project at Leeds Women’s Aid

The Anneli Project at Leeds Women’s Aid provides a safe house and support for survivors of trafficking.

7. ECPAT UK

ECPAT UK stands for End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and the Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes. They do this through campaigning, training, researching and developing policy.


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