Organisation aims and activities: ECPAT is a global network of organisations and individuals working together for the elimination of child prostitution, child pornography and the trafficking of children for sexual purposes. It seeks to encourage the world community to ensure that children everywhere enjoy their fundamental rights free and secure from all forms of commercial sexual exploitation.
Operational level: International
Works with age groups : Children 0 - 18
Organisation type: NGO - non governmental organisation
Organisation mandate: Lobby governments and the United Nations, Work directly with children
Areas of expertise: Sexual exploitation and abuse
Other organisations based in Thailand:
- All Burma Federation of Students Unions Foreign Affairs Committee
- Burmese Relief Centre
- Centre for the Protection of Children's Rights Foundation
- Child Rights Asianet
- Child Workers in Asia
- Children in Asia
- Christian Children's Fund Foundation in Thailand
- Christian Children's Fund Foundation of Thailand
- Cross Cultural Foundation
- Development And Education Program For Daughters And Communities
- Duang Prateep Foundation
- Forum-Asia
- Fountain Of Life Centre - Good Shepherd Sisters
- Karen Human Rights Group
- National Coalition Government of the Union of Burma-Human Rights Documentation Unit
- National Council for Child and Youth Development
- Plan Asia Regional Office
- Plan International, Asia Regional Office
- Project OutReach - Thailand
- Regional Working Group on Child Labour
- Save the Children Sweden - South East Asia Pacific Regional Office
- Save the Children Sweden - Thailand
- Save the Children UK - South East and East Asia Regional Office
- UNICEF East Asia and the Pacific Regional Office
- UNICEF Thailand
- Working Group on Children
- World Vision Foundation of Thailand
Last updated 09/06/2009 11:17:41
CRIN does not accredit or validate any of the organisations listed in our directory. The views and activities of the listed organisations do not necessarily reflect the views or activities of CRIN's coordination team.
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