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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 Child-Sexual-Exploitation State Resources 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
is Canada's National Tipline for reporting the online sexual exploitation of
children. It is a centralized web portal for receiving and addressing reports
from the public regarding child pornography, luring, child sex tourism, and
children who are exploited through prostitution. |
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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 United States, Call the
"Rescue & Restore" Campaign Toll-Free Trafficking Information
and Referral Hotline 1-888-373-7888 |
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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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