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Many organizations, individuals and government groups are actively engaged in the fight against sex trafficking and the exploitation of women and children.

Please click on the group's name for more info (links open in a new window).

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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORIES: Make your voice heard on this issue where it counts! Write or call your representatives in Congress; we've provided the links below to find their information.

• US Senate HomePage

• US Congress HomePage

• Zip-to-it (allows you to find your congressional district by plugging in your zip code)

GOVERNMENT

• Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act of 2000: Trafficking in Persons Report (2005) ALSO - *Navigate the report by countries A-Z

• U.S.AID Trafficking in Persons Report

• U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Aid for Children & Families (ACF) Trafficking

• U.S. Department of Justice - Office for Victims of Crime (OVC)

• U.S. Department of Justice--Child Exploitation and Obscenity

• U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice - International

• U.S. Department of State, Office to Monitor & Combat Trafficking in Persons (TIP Office

UNITED NATIONS

• UN Office on Drugs & Crime

• UN Population Fund

• UN AIDS Programme

UNICEF

• UNICEF Trafficking Watch

INTERNATIONAL

• whatconvention.org: international tri-lingual search engine for humanitarian laws; serach your country to see where they stand on sex trafficking.

• Denuncia la Trata: the system allows any person to file a report which will go directly to the national police of nine countries in the region: Peru, Chile, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Rico, Guatemala, Nicaragua and Mexico. (in Spanish)

• childtrafficking.com

EUROPE

• Council of Europe

• Information on Children's Convention and how to help

NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGO'S)

• Africans in America - Fighting against the gross abuse of the African victims of human trafficking trapped in United States.

• Asia Regional Cooperation to Prevent People Trafficking (ARCPPT)- Australia

• Amnesty International (NOTE: AI has folded the trafficking issue into their Violence Against Women campaign. This link will take you to a 2000 report focusing on trafficking of Former Soviet Union women into Israel. The 2000 report is AI's signature and to date, final statement on how a country should handle sex trafficking.)

• Apne Aap Women World Wide

• Association of Albanian Girls and Women

• Barnaba Institute - a charitable organization that aims to raise awareness about human trafficking and sexual exploitation through lectures, media, law enforcement training and by reaching out to the trafficked and exploited population with support, guidance and care.

• Bilateral Safety Corridor Coalition

• Chicago Coalition for the Homeless (NOTE: click on "Campaigns" and then on "Prostitution Alternatives Roundtable (PART)". CCH is doing significant work on the link between prostitution and demand.

• CHILD WISE, Australia

• Coalition Against Trafficking in Women

• ECPAT-USA(End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography, and the Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes)

• Equality Now

• Gems Girls

• GTZ - Germany

• Human Rights Watch (with extensive information on sex trafficking; to access, search their site for "sex trafficking" or "trafficking")

• Human Rights Web

• Human Trafficking.com

• International Abolitionist Federation-Israel (note: although site is in Hebrew, the email contact is in English.)

• International Organization for Migration (search site for "trafficking")

• MAISIE (Minorities & Survivors Improving Empowerment)

• MAITI Nepal

• Miramed Institute (Russia)

• Morality in Media (especially see their focus on anti-porn and internet porn)

• National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

• National MultiCultural Institute: Human Trafficking Search

• Nepal, Travel,Trekking and Trafficking

• Organization of American States' Anti-Trafficking in Persons Unit

• Paul and Lisa Program

• Polaris Project

• Project to End Human Trafficking - Public education on sex slavery

• Prostitution Research & Education

• Protection Project

• Redd Barna (Save the Children) Norway

• Swedish Institute - Trafficking

• SAGE (Standing Against Global Exploitation)

• Salvation Army

• Stop Child Sexual Abuse

• Stop Demand (New Zealand)

• Task Force on Human Trafficking-Israel

• U.S. Campaign Against the Sexual Exploitation of Children

• World Tourism Organization (maintains a focus on sex tourism)

• World Vision Child Sex Tourism Prevention Project

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