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work in English. Our services continue to evolve as we consult with and receive feedback from the women. For example, the Online Outreach Programme that we started in 2015 was a result of feedback from the community, because up until then we had been...
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- Author: Administrator
- Category: Meet our Members
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member organisations and to commemorate international human rights days throughout the year. Supporting the organisation of online learning circles and conversations between members, including identifying relevant topics for discussion, facilitating the...
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- Author: Administrator
- Category: Get Involved
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involve the recruitment, transfer, and reception of people. That is, a border crossing, in particular. Carmen: With online trafficking, the physical transfer of individuals often does not even happen. As you mentioned, recognising migrants who have come...
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- Author: Administrator
- Category: Meet our Members
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Workers in the country. Many strategic planning meetings were held. Numerous public actions were undertaken. Countless online campaigns were launched. They even sat in front of the government buildings for days on end. At times they thought that they...
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- Author: Administrator
- Category: Blog
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and legal processes that require them to be physically present. We have been pushing the government to move these processes online because these are very poor women who cannot afford to travel to Dhaka repeatedly, let alone stay here for one night or...
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- Author: Administrator
- Category: Meet our Members
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Structurehttps://gaatw.org/who-we-are/structure
violations, and human trafficking in the informal sector, including those in domestic work and palm oil plantations and online scamming. Grace Ideahor Osakue Member representing Africa membership An educationist, sexuality expert, and social worker,...
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- Author: Administrator
- Category: About
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services to clients during the lockdowns was hard to manage. Most of the counselling centres adapted well. They offered online counselling or found other ways to engage with their clients. It was much harder to reach the target groups and it remains...
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- Author: Administrator
- Category: Meet our Members
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Strategic Thematic Directionshttps://gaatw.org/stratdir
through our Meet our Members, highlighting their achievements across our communication channels. Additionally, we organised online consultations with RED-LAC to foster collaborative decision-making and advocacy work. To broaden our scope, we established...
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- Author: Super User
- Category: What we do
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collaboration with Hayat Life and with support from ASEAN–Australia Counter Trafficking Programme (ASEAN-ACT), convened an online regional strategy meeting on Trafficking for Forced Criminality: Drug Couriering in the ASEAN Region. The meeting brought...
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- Author: Super User
- Category: News
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2024 GAATW Annual Reporthttps://gaatw.org/who-we-are/annual-reports/1457-2024-gaatw-annual-report
trafficking rose by 31%, disproportionately affecting girls. In Southeast Asia, thousands were coerced into labour within online scam operations, undergoing inhumane conditions. At least 120,000 people were trafficked into scam compounds in Myanmar, and...
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- Author: Administrator
- Category: Annual Reports
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and feminist analysis of two key areas where women are being trafficked for forced criminality: Forced labour in online criminal operations, commonly referred to as “scam centres” and; Trafficking for the purpose of drug couriering (drug trafficking)....
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- Author: Administrator
- Category: Publications