ECPAT Luxembourg
ECPAT Luxembourg asbl
Luxembourg, Luxembourg
About
Founded in 1995, ECPAT Luxembourg is a non-governmental organisation based in Luxembourg, Luxembourg working on children & youth, human rights, justice & legal aid.
ECPAT Luxembourg asbl is a non-governmental development organisation founded in 1995 and approved by the Luxembourg Ministry of Foreign Affairs since 1999. It works to end the commercial sexual exploitation of children in all its forms, including child prostitution, child sexual abuse material, trafficking of children for sexual purposes and early and forced marriage. Its work combines advocacy with Luxembourg authorities, awareness and education campaigns, a national reporting platform, and prevention, protection and rehabilitation projects for children and survivors in Mali, Nepal, Burkina Faso, Senegal and South Asia. It is a member of the international ECPAT network and is placed under the High Patronage of the Grand Duchess of Luxembourg.
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MUKTI South Asia
Human trafficking · India, Nepal, Bangladesh
Regional project against human trafficking for sexual purposes, including empowerment of trafficking survivors.
Nepal child trafficking prevention project
ViewChild protection · Nepal
Prevents child trafficking in Nepal through emergency protection centres and protection posts.
Mali anti-trafficking project
Child protection · Mali
Works to combat trafficking of children for sexual purposes at gold-mining sites in Mali, with partners and a coordination office.
Child protection reporting platform
ViewChild protection · Luxembourg
Online platform allowing citizens and residents of Luxembourg to report sexual exploitation of minors, created with five ministries, the prosecution service and the police.
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UNICEF, ECPAT International, ECPAT France, Shakti Samuha, Voice of Children, BEE SECURE, Agilepartner, BGL BNP Paribas, EIB Institute, POST Luxembourg, UP Consulting
