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Child
Prostitution The Commercial Sexual
Exploitation of Children Resources
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Runaways - Where To Turn
For Help Before You Are Homeless Here are
some phone numbers to call …They are Confidential - which means they won't
tell anyone about your call unless you want them to talk to somebody for you,
or you are in danger. They are open 24
Hours - it doesn't matter what time you call. |
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Assistance
to Parents and Guardians What to do If Your Child Is Missing Information about International Abduction Where to Report Child Sexual Exploitation Learn about Keeping Your Child Safer Learn about how to stay safer
online with the NetSmartz Workshop |
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The CyberTipline On-line forms for reporting The Possession,
Manufacture, and Distribution of Child Pornography The
Online Enticement of Children For Sexual Acts Child
Prostitution Child-Sex
Tourism Child
Sexual Molestation (not in the family) Unsolicited
Obscene Material Sent to a Child Misleading
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Cybertip.ca
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ECPAT - ECPAT works to protect the right
of all children to grow up free from sexual exploitation Telephone: 718-935-9192 Fax: 718-935-9173 E-mail: ecpat@ecpatusa.org |
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ECPAT -
NZ On-line form
for reporting child prostitution and other sexual offences against children |
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U.S.
Dept of Health & Human Services - Administration for Children &
Families On-line
form - A member of the Human Trafficking Information and Referral Hotline
will respond to inquiries written in English within 2 hours, and within 48
hours for other languages. To Report A
Trafficking Or Involuntary Servitude Case In The |
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International
Repository of Institutions against Sexual Exploitation of Minors Find Institutions
by selecting a Country or browse the whole list in alphabetical order |
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European Union – Report Missing Children – Call 116 000 The
European Commission is set to launch a toll-free, six-digit telephone number 116 000 – that will
act as a single hotline number for reporting missing children through the 27
member states of the European Union. |
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