International Day Against Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking in Persons
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Madrid, 23 Sep (EFE).- Today the International Day against Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking in Persons is commemorated under the slogan “Caught behind the scam”. The United Nations (UN) defends that this date serves to denounce that every year “thousands of men, women and girls and boys fall into the [...] The entry International Day against Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking in Persons was first published in HolaNews.
September 23rd is the International Day against Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking in Persons. The CNT raises its voice against one of the cruelest and most brutal expressions of patriarchal capitalism: the commodification and… The entry September 23rd: International Day against Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking in Persons was first published on the National Confederation of Labor website.
It was promulgated by the World Conference of the Coalition Against Trafficking in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in January 1999.
The City of Madrid, through the Directorate-General for Equality and Against Gender Violence and Madrid Health, joins the commemoration of the International Day... The entry Madrid commemorates the Day against Sexual Exploitation with an initiative aimed at informing and raising awareness among citizens was first published in Gazetín Madrid.
This article was originally published in Noticias para Municipios. The City Council installs a tent at Puerta del Sol for the International Day against Sexual Exploitation and disseminates the data of its network of care to victims of trafficking. The article 2.4% of Madriders have ever paid for sex, according to a municipal poll appeared for the first time in Noticias para Municipios. Copyright © Noticias para Municipios - We make the local som…
The Argentine Origin of the International Day Against Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking in Persons
On a day like today, in 1913, Act No. 9,143 was promulgated in our country, the first legal norm in the world aimed at combating sexual exploitation. This tool, known as “Ley Palacios” (since it was introduced by the socialist legislator Alfredo Palacios), marked the culmination of one of the most resounding struggles in history against the enslavement of women, children and girls for the forced exercise of prostitution. Based on this Argentine …
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