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 Following the Money: Spending on Anti-TraffickingFollowing the Money: Spending on Anti-Trafficking

Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women (GAATW) invites you to the launch event for the Anti-Trafficking Review, Issue 3

 

 

6:30-8.00pm, 23 September 2014

This is not an FCCT-sponsored event. It is a paid function and responsibility for program content is solely that of the event organizer

 

Where does the money for anti-trafficking work come from? Who does it go to? What does it actually achieve?

The new issue of GAATW's insightful journal the Anti-Trafficking Review examines these critical questions about funding for the sector. For the first time, GAATW and journal authors attempt to look at the money spent on anti-trafficking work and reveal what kinds of organisations and work have been supported by anti-trafficking funding, and what work has been sidelined as a result.

Please join us on 23 September and hear from authors featured in the journal.

Published by GAATW, the Anti-Trafficking Review is a rigorously peer-reviewed academic journal that promotes the human rights of trafficked and migrating people.

The journal is an open-source publication with a readership in 78 countries.

RSVP:jasmin@gaatw.org

www.antitraffickingreview.org

 

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Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand

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