Traffic in Women for Prostitution from the NIS

Global Survival Network (GSN) has completed an electronic version of the proceedings report of the 1998 Budapest Seminar on Trafficking in Women, sponsored by the Open Society Institute's Network Women's Program, in coordination with GSN. The report is now available on the Internet.

The report covers almost all aspects of last June's seminar, including discussion points, summaries, recommendations, a long list of useful contacts around the world, and much more.

The report available on GSN's web site in the Adobe Acrobat format. The address is:www.globalsurvival.net/projects/humantraffick/budapest.pdf. (The free Adobe Acrobat Reader software is available from www.adobe.com/)

If you'd prefer to receive the report as an email attachment, please send a request to [email protected]. Soon, GSN will also make available an electronic version of the screening manual for the video, "Bought and Sold," which will be announced shortly.

A report published in November 1997 by Global Survival Network in collaboration with the International League of Human Rights on the trafficking in women for prostitution from Russia and the NIS is available on the Global Survival Network website at www.globalsurvival.net. The website version does not feature the graphs, centerfold or photographs that are included in the hardcopy. Hard copies of the report (55 pages english/65 pages russian) can be obtained by writing [email protected].

Also available at www.globalsurvival.net are the conference recommendations from the Moscow Conference on "The Trafficking of NIS Women Abroad", held in Moscow from November 3-5, 1997.

Crime & Servitude: An Expos� of the Traffic in Women for Prostitution from the Newly Independent States
On-line www.globalsurvival.net/femaletrade/9711russia.html

Last updated:    July 1999

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