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International Organisation for Migration (IOM). (2000). Prevention of trafficking in women. 26 p. Publication aimed at teachers of last grades at primary schools, professors at grammar schools, psychologists and social workers. IOM “is publishing this professional booklet within the framework of a vast project aimed at the prevention of trafficking in women. The goal of this project was to inform the Czech public about the phenomenon of trafficking in human beings and the fact that, more and more often, it is Czech women who end up in the hands of the traffickers.“
http://www.svu2000.org/women/IOM_Czech_Republic_Trafficking_Analysis___Education.pdf |
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International Organisation for Migration (IOM). (1998). Information Campaign Against Trafficking in Women From Ukraine. 33 p. “In order to establish a sound basis for its information dissemination activities, IOM conducted research in regions across Ukraine and gathered first-hand information on the problem of trafficking in women as well as the profile of potential victims. The following report is an analysis of the surveys and interviews carried out in ten regions of Ukraine as part of the research activities.”
http://www.iom.int//DOCUMENTS/PUBLICATION/EN/ukr_traf_wom_res_rep.pdf |
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International Organisation for Migration (IOM). (undated). Prevention of Trafficking in Women in the Baltic States. Final Report to Donors. Report covering the information campaign the IOM carried out in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania for the prevention of trafficking in women as well as the administrative capacity building and networking component. The report details all activities and comprises images of the public advertisements used during the information campaign.
http://www.focus-on-trafficking.net/pdf/Trafficking_SIDA_report_Final.pdf |
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Project for the Prevention of Adolescent Trafficking (PPAT). (2003). Smooth Flight, A guide to prevent youth trafficking. 181 p. "The goal of this guide is to provide teachers, youth counselors, or anyone who works with or cares about youth with a comprehensive approach to preventing young people from becoming victims of the international trade in human beings. Smooth Flight is meant to be a simple and practical tool for understanding the complex problem of human trafficking. This guide presents the issue in easy to understand language and provides step-by-step instructions for empowering and educating youth about the problem of human trafficking."
http://www.seerights.org/data/reports/Reports/Youth_Trafficking_Prevention_Manual.pdf |
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Terre des hommes Foundation and United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). (2006). Action to Prevent Trafficking in South Eastern Europe: A Preliminary Assessment. 94 p. Authored by Mike Dottridge. "This Report outlines some key findings and recommendations from an assessment of the efforts to prevent child trafficking in South Eastern Europe. Its main purpose is to increase understanding of the work on prevention of child trafficking, by looking at the effectiveness of different approaches and their impacts. The assessment covered Albania, Republic of Moldova, Romania and the UN Administered Province of Kosovo. The Report is based on a review of relevant research and agency reports as well as interviews with organizations implementing prevention initiatives and with trafficked children from the region."
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