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At AFESIP Laos, it is not only our job to work with the people directly affected by trafficking and sexual abuse, but also to help inform local, national and international communities about its causes and consequences.

We've compiled a selection of papers, links and news stories for your interest which investigate the trafficking situation in Lao PDR.

Papers

AFESIP 2009 Annual Report

AFESIP 2010 Annual Report

AFESIP Newsletter 2 - Apr-June 2010

AFESIP Newsletter January-March 2009

Broken Lives: Trafficking in Humans Beings in the Lao People's Democratic Republic

Challenges for the medical and psychological care of children victims of human trafficking for sexual exploitation in Lao PDR

Code of conduct for the protection of children from sexual exploitation in travel and tourism

Database Analysis of Women in Prostitution (WIP) in Vientiane Capital (2005-2006)

Etude de cas sur La Prostitution des Jeunes Femmes a Vientiane et a Pakse (RDP Lao)

How Illegal Migration turns into Trafficking for Sexual and Labour Exploitation; Raising Voices of Girls and Women from Lao PDR

LAOS SIREN data sheet on human trafficking by UNIAP in March 2008

Les relations ONG-Police dans le cadre de la lutte contre la traite pour exploitation sexuelle des enfants et des femmes

Migration et Traite Humaine en République Démocratique Populaire Lao

Protection of Trafficked Persons-Current practices in Lao PDR and challenges

Recovery Enhancement for sex trafficked youths in Lao PDR

Sexual Violence Against Service Women in Vientiane Capital, Lao PDR

The Code quarterly Newsletter No:21st Sep,2009

The psychological consequences of trafficking

The socio-Cultural Construction of Young Male Sexuality in Relation to (Their partners ) unwanted pregnancy and Induced Abortion in Vientiane Lao PDR

The Transition of Garment Factory Girls into Prostitution in Laos

TIP Report 2010 By the US State Department

UNODC Case study report 2009: A Comparative Analysis of Human Trafficking Legislation and Case Law

Women's Migration Issues in Rural Areas: The Case of Luang Nam-Tha Province in Northern Laos