Euro-Mediterranean Network for Youth Trafficking Prevention 
(EMNYTP)

 

EuroMed Network for Youth Trafficking Prevention (EMNYTP) is the first Euro-Mediterranean partnership dealing with prevention of trafficking of young people.  EMNYTP was initiated in the UK in August 2005 and registered as an independent NGO in September 2006 in Greece.
 

 

EMNYTP is the only initiative in the region that provides a platform for cooperation, exchange of ideas, support for project development and databases with educational resources and experts on youth trafficking prevention.

 

By now our Network covers 23 countries, represented by 74 organizations and independent experts, working for youth trafficking prevention via research, human rights educational programs, human rights advocacy and lobbying for youth and immigration policy improvement.

 

Our first events started from February 2006 in the following countries: UK, Greece, FYROM, Bulgaria, Turkey, Hungary (European Youth Center, Budapest). Local and national events, organized by EMNYTP on human rights education for youth trafficking prevention are negotiated for 2008 across 11 more European and Mediterranean countries.

 

We are supported by the Council of Europe, YOUTH Program of European Commission, British Council, Euro-Mediterranean Youth Platform, European Youth Forum, International Organization for Migration, Global Youth Coalition on AIDS, UN Department on Trafficking, Child Rights International, Balkan Human Rights Network and many other international organizations.

 

We are now running our Second Call for National Coordinators and Associated Centers in all European and Mediterranean countries. This Call is addressed to organizations and motivated and enthusiastic professionals with long-term commitment to youth trafficking prevention. If you are interested in joining us, please send a letter of inquiry to borislava@youth-trafficking.net. 
 

We look forward to working with you.    

 

Mail: emnytp @ youth-trafficking.net

        borislava @ youth-trafficking.net

        lefteris@youth-trafficking.net

 

Web: www.youth-trafficking.net