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Would you like to learn more about the nuances of sex work, migration and trafficking in Europe? This Monday coming, ICRSE invites you to a three hour webinar with a rich list of speakers.ICRSE INVITES YOU TO WEBINAR ON ‘SEX WORK, MIGRATION, EXPLOITATION AND TRAFFICKING IN EUROPE’
Monday, May 17, 2021
10.00-13.00 CET
In this webinar, ICRSE, its members, researchers and anti-trafficking experts will exchange their understanding of exploitation and trafficking, the current impact of anti-trafficking policies in Europe and the critical role of sex workers’ organisations in addressing root causes of vulnerabilities and ensuring victims have access to justice.
A new report by ICRSE demonstrating the importance of the community-led response to trafficking and exploitation will be launched during the event.
Speakers;
●Thierry Schaffauser, French Union of Sex Workers, Strass - Syndicat du Travail Sexuel, France
● Alejandra Ortiz, SAVE / Trans United Europe/Trans BPOC European network, the Netherlands
● Trajche Janushev, Red Edition, Austria
● Laura Watson, English Collective of Prostitutes, UK
● Letonde Hermine Gbedo, COMITATO PER I DIRITTI CIVILI DELLE PROSTITUTE (CDCP onlus ) Italy,
● Eliza Goroya, Positive Voice / Red Umbrella Athens, Greece
● Maxime Maes, UTSOPI, Belgium
● Sabrina Sanchez, Sindicato OTRAS, Spain
● Prof. Nicola Mai, University of Kingston, London, founder of the ‘Sexual Humanitarianism: migration, sex work and trafficking’ project
● Emily Kenway, writer, activist and former policy adviser author of the book "The Truth about Modern Slavery"
● Borislav Gerasimov Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women (GAATW) (GAATW), Sex workers organizing for change-a global perspective.
● Suzanne Hoff, La Strada International, Reflection of the EU Anti-Trafficking Strategy (2021-2025)
● Dorothea Winkler, member of Council of Europe Group of Experts on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings (GRETA), 2017–20 and 2021-2024
For more information on how to join please visit:
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