Call for Government Action on World Day against Trafficking in Persons
The United Nations is promoting a global campaign of calling governments to action against modern-day enslavement on World Day against Trafficking in Persons.
SAWA - All the Women Together Today & Tomorrow
http://www.sawa.ps/Volunteer Opportunities: Yes
Mission
spreading a culture of non-violence and gender equality in Palestinian society through helping violence victims and advising community members in complete confidentiality.
Vision
Sawa is a Palestinian nonprofit organization working against all types of violence against women and children. It aims at spreading a culture of non-violence and gender equality in Palestinian society through helping violence victims and advising community members in complete confidentiality. To best serve the community, Sawa networks with other interested parties, uses up-to-date technology and employs well-trained staff who can effectively render support and advice to violence victims.
- Contact Information:
- P.O box : 69429
- Jerusalem,
- Israel
- Active In:
- Forms of Abolition:
- Awareness
- Forms of Slavery:
- Sex Trafficking
- Tel: (+972) 2-5324122
- Email: [email protected]
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