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 In order to view some of these files you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader
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Missing Out: A Study of Child Trafficking in the North-West, North-East and West Midlands Save the Children UK & ECPAT UK, 2007 Child Trafficking in Manchester Save the Children UK & ECPAT UK, 2007 Child Trafficking in Newcastle Save the Children UK & ECPAT UK, 2007 The End of the Line for Child Exploitation: Safeguarding the Most Vulnerable Children (see Connect to Protect, Winter 2006, for an article based on the report) Christine Beddoe, ECPAT UK, 2006 Price: £10.00 Cause for Concern? London Social Services and Child Trafficking Carron Somerset, ECPAT UK, 2004 What the Professionals Know: The Trafficking of Children into and through the UK for Sexual Purposes Carron Somerset, ECPAT UK, 2001 Paying the Price: a consultation paper on prostitution: consultation response from the National Youth Campaign on Sexual Exploitation Kate Brown, 2004 More Than One Chance! Young People Involved in Prostitution Speak Out Barnardo's, ECPAT UK, NCH, NSPCC and The Children's Society, 2002 Voicing Our Views: End of Project Report Julie Taylor-Browne for Barnardo's, ECPAT UK, the Home Office, NCH, NSPCC and The Children's Society, 2002 Background Briefings ECPAT UK Submissions to Official Consultations Home Affairs Select Committee Inquiry into TraffickingECPAT UK, 2008 Home Office Consultation on Planning Better Outcomes and Support for Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children ECPAT UK, 2007 Joint Committee on Human Rights Inquiry on the Human Rights of People Trafficked into the United Kingdom ECPAT UK, 2006 Home Office: Tackling Human Trafficking: Consultation on Proposals for a UK Action Plan ECPAT UK, 2006 Order your copies The End of the Line for Child Exploitation: Safeguarding the Most Vulnerable ChildrenThis report charts the history of the sexual abuse of children by foreign nationals in tourism destinations. It offers an analysis of UK nationals who commit this crime, the response of the UK Government and the tourism industry. The report includes policy, legislative and practical recommendations to guide child protection in this area. ECPAT UK 2006 Price: £10.00 Cause for Concern? London Social Services and Child Trafficking Child Sexual Exploitation in Travel & Tourism: Lecturer's Pack How to order: Please make cheques payable to ECPAT UK. ECPAT UK only charges a postage and package fee per order, not on each publication. Please send the details of payment and the publication(s) you require to:ECPAT UK Grosvenor Gardens House 35-37 Grosvenor Gardens London SW1W 0BS U.K. Tel: 020 7233 9887 Fax: 020 7233 9869 info@ecpat.org.uk Back to Top >> Legal & policy standards >> |
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