Campaigns

http://www.astra.org.rs/spotovi/trgovinaljudima.flv   The campaign is a response to increase in the number of identified victims of human trafficking that have been subjected to labor exploitation, registered both by ASTRA SOS Hotline and relevant state authorities in Serbia. Data presented by the International Labor Organization (ILO) stress the gravity of the problem – according to this

http://www.astra.org.rs/spotovi/stop_trgovini_decom.flv Campaign “STOP Trafficking in Children” is conducted with support of the European Union within the project “Strengthening of the Serbia-EU Civil Society Dialogue” and OAK Foundation. It is aimed at public awareness of the problem of trafficking in children. The problem of trafficking in human beings afflicts all societies. The differences relate to the way

NAKED FACTS Women are not meat. Children are not slaves. People are not for sale. http://www.astra.org.rs/spotovi/gole1.flv   NAKED FACTS is the fifth anti-trafficking campaign which ASTRA has conducted since the beginning of its work. The campaign seeks to remind both general public and government authorities that human trafficking problem is still present in our country,

ASTRA, with Save the Children’s support, has started a new media campaign dedicated to the suppression and prevention of trafficking in children. In order to reach out to adolescent population, which is assessed to be at highest risk of falling victim to trafficking, we filmed 10 TV spots featuring celebrities such as Goran Jevtić, Nenad

Save the Children, with support of the British Embassy, has started a campaign “Save the Children from Human Trafficking”. This is, at the same time, a call for joint action and involvement of all services responsible for the protection of children. The main activity of the campaign, besides TV spots, posters and leaflets, is a

Following successful campaign “Open Your Eyes” run in 2002 and 2003, which sought to inform the public about the problem of human trafficking, we decided to continue our work on public awareness raising and in November 2004 launched a new anti-trafficking campaign under the title “There Is a Way Out”. The goal of this campaign

ASTRA is running a continuous daily campaign against trafficking in humans through its presence in media, interviews, lobbying, etc. In the course of 2002/2003, media campaign was conducted under the title “Open Your Eyes”. WHY THIS CAMPAIGN? Trafficking in women in the territory of former Yugoslavia is a problem which is not recognized by the