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table of contents

know your stuff p.7

make history in your school p.15

what you can do p.25

your event or fundraiser p.35

contact the a21 campaign p.43


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KnoW YoUR stUff


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MaKe HistoRY in

YoUR scHool


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WHat YoU can do


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contact tHe

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REFERENCES

i. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, 2009, Trafficking in Persons: Global

Patterns, Available: http://www.unodc.org/documents/human-trafficking/Global_

Report_on_TIP.pdf

ii. UNODC in Tommaso, M. et. al., 2009, As Bad As It Gets: Well-being Depravation of

Sexually Exploited Trafficked Women, European Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 25,pp. 143-162.

iii. International Labour Office, A Global Alliance Against Forced Labour (May 2005)

US Department of State, 2005 Trafficking in Persons Report (Washington, DC)

US Department of State, Trafficking in Persons Report (2008), 26. http://www.state.

gov/g/tip/rls/tiprpt/2008/

iv. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, 2009, Trafficking In Persons: Global

Patterns,Available: http://www.unodc.org/documents/human-trafficking/global_report_

on_TIP.pdf

v. US Department of State, Trafficking in Persons Report(2008), 26. http://www.state.

gov/g/tip/rls/tiprpt/2008/

vi. Andrea Htzeldt, Prevention and Fight Against Trafficking: Institutional Developments

in Europe in Berlin Institute for Comparative Social Research (2003), 7. http://

ec.europa.eu/justice_home/daphnetoolkit/files/projects/2002_010/int_fight_against_

trafficking_greece_report_2003.pdf

vii. Rebecca Suretees, Traffickers and Trafficking in Southern and Eastern Europe inEuropean Journal of Criminology vol. 5, no. 1, 2008, 139-68.

viii. Miron Varouhakis, Trafficked Women Are Victims, Global Outlook (Centre for

Research on Globalisation, July 26, 2002)

ix. Hook, M., Gjermeni, E. & Haxhiymeri, E., 2009, Sexual Trafficking of Women: Tragic

Proportions and Attempted Solutions in Albania, International Social Work, Vol. 49, Is.

1, pp.29-40.

x. Andrea Htzeldt, Prevention and Fight Against Trafficking: Institutional Developments

in Europe in Berlin Institute for Comparative Social Research (2003), 2. http://

ec.europa.eu/justice_home/daphnetoolkit/files/projects/2002_010/int_fight_against_

trafficking_greece_report_2003.pdf

xi. Miko, Francis T. Trafficking in Persons: The U.S. and International Response in CRS

Report for Congress (2006), 3-4.

xii. Ibid.

xiii. Ibid.


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The A21 Campaign is a not-for-profit organization combating human trafficking andmodern day slavery in Europe. It is a bi-partisan organization with offices in Greece,

Australia, and the USA, the A21 Campaign works to raise awareness and support in

Australia and the USA, whilst addressing the issue of human trafficking in Europe.

Specifically, we have found an overwhelming need in Greece as a destination country,

and in other Eastern European nations as countries of origin for victims of trafficking.

2010 THE A21 CAMPAIGN

All of the names used in reference to a trafficked victim have been changed to ensure safety

and privacy of such individuals.This Manual and the model outlined herein has been developed by The A21 Campaign as a

strategy to equip and mobilize individuals to take initiative in combating human trafficking. It may

not be modified without consultation, discussion, and written approval from an authorized A21

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