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Sex Trafficking Standing
Against Global Exploitation (SAGE) is a San Francisco based organization
that provides information about and resources for victims of trafficking,
sexual exploitation and violence, and individuals involved in the sex
trade and those thinking of or having left prostitution. The Protection Project was created by Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) to establish an international framework for the elimination of trafficking in persons, especially women and children. The web site contains information about trafficking throughout the world, featuring country reports with statistics and maps of trafficking routes, as well as profiles of survivors. There is also a referral system that includes listings of trained service providers and resources for helping U.S. victims of trafficking. The Coalition Against Trafficking in Women is a non-governmental organization that promotes women's human rights. It works internationally to combat sexual exploitation in all its forms. Their website offers research and documentation of international sexual exploitation as well as links to international and national organizations offering support to trafficked women. Polaris
Project is a Washington, DC based non-Profit organization that
is focused on combating trafficking through local, national and international
grassroots efforts. The
U.S. Department of Justice Trafficking Hotline Vital Voices is an international organization dedicated to helping women participate in the process of building democracy and preventing sex trafficking and other human rights violations all over the world. Articles and Reports The
US Department of State's "Tafficking
in Persons Report, June 2005" |
"In about 85 percent of cases, sexual assaults occur between people who know each other." Source: Diana Russell, The Prevalence and Incidence of Forcible Rape and Attempted Rape of Females, Victimology: An International Journal 7, 1-4 (1983). |