European Parliament Resolution on Forced Prostitution in the Context of World Sports Events
- Document number
- 1075
- Date
- 2006
- Title
- European Parliament Resolution on Forced Prostitution in the Context of World Sports Events
- Author/publisher
- European Parliament, European Union
- Availability
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- Document type(s)
- EU law,
- Keywords
- World Cup, Demand, Media, Sport, Football, Prevention campaigns
- Summary
- In light of the forthcoming World Football Cup, MEPs call on Member States to set up a multilingual telephone hotline and visible communication campaign to help women forced into prostitution and other victims who are isolated and unable to speak the language of the country of transit or destination. They also urge the International Olympic Committee, FIFA, UEFA, the German Football Association and others as well as sportsmen to express support for the campaign launched by the German National Council of Women. MEPs request the launch of an Anti-Trafficking Day starting from this year. Its aim would be to raise awareness on the issue of trafficking in all its aspects. They urge all Member States to ratify the Council of Europe Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human beings which sets out minimum standards for the protection of the victims of trafficking in human beings for the purposes of sexual exploitation.
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