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EU: Anti-trafficking day 2009 - NGOs call for human rights to be at the centre of the ministerial conference in Brussels

01 October 2009

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Anti-trafficking day 2009 (pdf). Signatories: Amnesty International, EU Office; The International La Strada Association (La Strada International); Anti Slavery International; CCME - The Churches´ Commission for Migrants in Europe; GAATW - Global Alliance against Traffic in Women; Save the Children, Europe Group; Terre des Hommes International Federation; ECPAT International

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