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The TAMPEP Association is a nonprofit organization that advocates actions and policies that respect the rights and dignity of marginal and socially discriminated immigrants, including sex workers.

It cooperates with organizations in the immigrant's countries of origin and fights systems of coercion and exploitation of both adult and minor victims of trafficking and sexual abuse.

TAMPEP works on educating sex workers on health and legal issues, assisting sex workers in transition to the labor market and society, and providing micro-credit and vocational training for other migrants from Albania, Morocco and Nigeria.





Read TAMPEP's newsletter that they post on their website.
TAMPEP puts out a yearly report that monitors the progress of the organization.

TAMPEP also produces position papers that are available on their website.

Read a Background Brief about TAMPEP, produced by AP Peace Fellow Michelle Lanspa.
See TAMPEP's photo gallery.

In 2007, AP sent two Peace Fellows to work with TAMPEP: Leslie Ibeaunusi and Michelle Lanspa.  Read Leslie and Michelle's blogs.

In 2006, AP sent Anya Gorovets to work with TAMPEP.  Read Anya's blog.

In 2005, AP sent Ewa Sobczynska of Georgetown University to help TAMPEP with international cooperation programs. Read Ewa’s blog.

In 2004, AP sent Melinda Willis, a Tufts University student to intern with TAMPEP and help the organization create a web site and promote TAMPEP’s work internationally. Read Melinda’s blog.

In 2003, AP sent Julie Lee, a graduate student at Georgetown University to intern with TAMPEP. Read Julie’s blog.



August 3, 2007
Nigeria: Giant Strides Against Human Trafficking
allAfrica.com

November 5, 2004
Oldest Profession Is Still One of the Oldest Lures for Young Nigerian Women
The New York Times



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Contact:
Corso Brescia, 10
10152 Torino
Tel. +39 011 859.821
Fax +39 011 240.73.44
Email TAMPEP

 

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