Alliance Anti trafic program in Vietnam
Prevention is better than cure, even if it is less visual and emotional. An integrated strategy for development consists of promoting effective prevention. Prevention should be the priority of all parties wishing to act for development. We are working at the beginning instead of just the end.
Finalist nominee of the 2017 Social Impact Awards. Small budget-Big Impact.
Special protection for girls identified at risk
Due to their unique living environment and social relations, younger girls such as daughters and young sisters of women involved into prostitution face higher risk of sexual abuse, early sex debut and sex trafficking. AAT Follow up them and support them for their education at school and provide education based on life skill and sex related risks.
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Education for children against sex-related risks
Education on reproductive health and on sex related risks, providing tools for self-protection from sexual abuse, exploitation and the risks of human trafficking. To push the implementation of the education on sex related risks in all schools of Vietnam before the end of 2018, AAT work on the development of a board of partners to enclose NGOs, Foreign Embassies, UN agencies, local artists, and media, in order to work with the Ministry of Education. Contact us if you like to participate on this board.
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Outreach work with women involved in prostitution
Outreach program with skilled peer educators approaching women and teenagers involved in prostitution on the streets, in parks, cafes, karaoke parlors and restaurants. AAT supports mental and physical health, education on safe sex practices, condoms and reconversion through vocational training and micro loans.
Support and services for women and victims of trafficking
Respecting domestic, foreign and international laws, AAT works in both Vietnam and in trafficking destination countries to identify, protect and safely repatriate women and children, with utmost respect for their rights.
AAT propose services on rehabilitation and reintegration for victims of trafficking and sexual exploitation through micro loan programs for vocational training and small businesses and propose support for women in precarious situation.
About AAT in Vietnam
We protect and support women and children with preventative actions and direct support.
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AAT Vietnam
is an organization run by four qualified professionals on human science research and social work and eight peer-educators who are capable of understanding the situation of the persons supported by AAT’s programs and projects.
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AAT Vietnam
is a pioneering NGO, establishing the first models of action to tackle the causes and consequences of human trafficking and sexual exploitation in Vietnam over the past fifteen years.
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AAT Vietnam
is unique thanks to its international task force network with local partners in fifteen countries worldwide, its direct field actions in five countries of Southeast Asia and its relationship and partnership with regional governments.
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AAT Vietnam
acting against causes and consequences of sexual exploitation, abuse and human trafficking.
AAT vietnam today
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Supporters of AAT, let us hear from you! We need your help to raise funds for our program. We currently support 19 girls getting an education through one our preventative projects: “Education Support and Empowerment”. This is an ongoing commitment we have to keep these girls in school until they finish their high school/secondary studies. Please have a look on our website HERE to read more about this. If you want to help out, please send us an email at vnaction@allianceantitrafic.org or call our Vietnam office at (+84) (0) 902 944 334 (we speak both English, French, Portuguese and Vietnamese). |
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AAT Service proposed for victims of trafficking: (link) Các dịch vụ hỗ trợ của AAT: (Link) |
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AAT celebrating 15 years of fighting human trafficking. In this regard, we would like to share some of our highlights from our work helping girls and women in South East Asia. Our stories are divided into chapters |
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| Radio Free Asia: Cost of living. The story of a Vietnamese victim of trafficking rescued by herself. |
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 IN-SCHOOL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RELATED RISK PREVENTION EDUCATION.Many people in Vietnam believe that children should not be exposed to sexual matters in order to protect their innocence. Reproductive health and sex related risk prevention education for children, therefore, is out of question. This mentality needs to change. We cannot wait any longer to fight against sex crimes perpetrated against children, and we also need to move forward from the obsolete beliefs about sex education for children in the country. Providing knowledge and skills to take care of their bodies and to protect themselves from sex-related crimes is an effective preventative measure. |
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AAT is proud to be part of this important research on the migration of Vietnamese into Europe by France terre d’asile and IRASEC. It’s a comprehensive survey which bring facts and focus to the reality and also, attention to what can be done at origin and destination countries. It also brings awareness to the work of Alliance Anti-Trafic in Vietnam with our prevention actions and experience to assist returning victims. |
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