GRAMIN MAHILA SRIJAN SEEL PARIWAR (GMSP)
GMSP is a village-based women’s anti-trafficking movement in Nepal. Thousands of girls are carried off each year to brothels in India and into domestic slavery in the Gulf States, so GMSP is mobilising entire communities to be vigilant against traffickers. To reduce women’s economic vulnerability to trafficking, GMSP is enabling women to earn their own living. Additionally, when trafficking survivors return to their home villages, GMSP challenges the stigma they face and helps them to rebuild their lives.
Contact Details
Address: Mankha VDC - 6, Lamishanghu Bazar, Sindhupalchock, Nepal
Tel: +977-11-61531
Since 2002, Supporting Women's Alternatives Network (SWAN), has provided support to im/migrant sex workers in Greater Vancouver. Im/migrant sex workers face multi-layered stigma, racism, and criminalization. Because of this, they are also unable to access mainstream support services. We offer low-barrier, culturally-specialized, and non-stigmatizing services through our frontline programs. They also works in partnership with community organizations and the women we serve to advocate for systemic change. Our research, advocacy, and law reform efforts aim to dismantle policies and practices that contribute to the marginalization of im/migrant sex workers.
Created in December 2001, the Sex Workers Project (SWP) is the first program in New York City and in the United States to focus on the provision of legal services, legal training, documentation, and policy advocacy for sex workers. Using a harm reduction and human rights model, the SWP protects the rights and safety of sex workers who by choice, circumstance, or coercion remain in the industry.
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