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World Congress III Against Sexual Exploitation of Children and Adolescents, 2008

OUR 2010 CAMPAIGN:

ECPAT UK has joined forces with The Body Shop in a new campaign to stop child trafficking for sexual exploitation.

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The Body Shop UK is selling ‘Soft Hands, Kind Heart’ hand cream to support ECPAT UK.

The hand cream can be purchased at The Body Shop stores nationwide or online at www.bodyshop.co.uk.

£3.15 from each purchase will go directly to ECPAT UK.

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Latest media story on child trafficking:
Click here to listen online to 'The Report', broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Thursday 21st January 2010. This programme examines how traffickers are using loopholes in the system to exploit children in the UK, and includes an interview with Christine Beddoe, Director of ECPAT UK.

ECPAT UK believes that the sexual exploitation and abuse of children is a global outrage that requires urgent action in order to protect children everywhere.

ECPAT UK is a leading UK children’s rights organisation campaigning to protect children from commercial sexual exploitation.

ECPAT UK is the official UK representative of the international ECPAT movement that spans the globe in over 70 countries.

ECPAT UK is active in research, campaigning and lobbying government to prevent exploitation and protect children in tourism and child victims of trafficking.

ECPAT UK works in partnership with others including NGOs, media, academics, police and government agencies to advocate for stronger laws to safeguard children and prosecute offenders.

 

For information about our work on sexual exploitation of children in tourism, click here.

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