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› Welcome to femmigration! ‹
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What's in this Legal Agenda?
2. How to Use femmigration
3. Partners in EU Member States
4. Sponsorship
5. Disclaimer
6. Imprint
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What's in this Legal Agenda? |
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Welcome
to
Legal Agenda for Migrant Prostitutes and Trafficked Women
on the Internet ©
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www.femmigration.net is a website offering an easily
accessible and easily comprehensible explanation of the
most important legal information concerning trafficking
in women, and concerning migration to the sex industry
in the EU.
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The
project femmigration is sponsored by the European
Commission, Directorate A-General Justice and Home
Affairs, Unit A/5 Citizenship, Charter of Fundamental
Rights, Racism and Xenophobia, within the Daphne Programme
(2000-2003).
This EU-Project has been realized in Germany by Amnesty
for Women e.V. and
the TAMPEP Network.
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How to Use femmigration |
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Please
select a subject:
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Migration
Sex Work
Crime Victims
Criminal Prosecution
Social Security/Health
Insurance
Useful Adresses
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Click
on one of the represented EU member states:
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Please
find the date of the last update on the bottom of each part
and country.
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Please
find in the 
the latest browser versions.
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Or
please contact us for more information:
info@femmigration.net
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Partners in EU Member States |
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First
and foremost, femmigration presents the legal situation
in individual EU member states – starting with Austria,
Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland,
Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and United Kingdom
– on the World Wide Web.
The next period of the project in 2005 will encompass
Hungary, Poland and Slovenia.
We
aim to have included all 25 EU member states.
Partners in EU Member States
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With the kind support of the following sponsors: |
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EUROPEAN
COMMISSION
Directorate - General Justice and Home Affairs
Directorate C: Civil Justice, Rights and Citizenship
Unit C4: Financial Support for Justice, Rights and Citizenship
within the
DAPHNE-Programme:
To prevent and combat violence against children, young
people and women and to protect victims and groups at
risk
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Freie
und Hansestadt Hamburg
- BUG-Behörde
für Umwelt und Gesundheit (Department for Environment
and Health)
- Justizbehörde
Hamburg - Sammelfonds für Bußgelder (Department
of Justice)
- Senatskanzlei-Referat
Entwicklungspolitik (Senate's Chancellery-Office for
Development Policy)
- Senatsamt
für die Gleichstellung (Department of Equal Status)
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Auswärtiges
Amt - Deutschland
Foreign Ministry - Germany
Werderscher
Markt 1
10117 Berlin
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MCAFEE
Network Associates GmbH
Ohmstr. 1
D-85716 Unterschleißheim
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Landesfrauenrat
Hamburg e.V.
Grindelallee
43
D-20146 Hamburg
Fon +49 (0)40-422 60 70
Fax +49 (0)40-422 60 80
E-mail Landesfrauenrat@onlinehome.de
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Bundesministerium
für soziale Sicherheit und Generationen -
Sektion Gesundheit - Österreich
Secretary of Health of the Ministery of Social Affairs
- Austria
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5.
Disclaimer |
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- Although
the contents of this website is regularly updated and
every care is taken to ensure that it is correct, we cannot
take responsibility for the accuracy, up-to-dateness and
comprehensiveness of the information supplied.
- Please
contact a lawyer for advice on individual cases.
- Amnesty
for Women e.V. accepts no liability for the contents of
websites referred to by external links.
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6.
Imprint |
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Amnesty
for Women Städtegruppe Hamburg e.V.
Große Bergstr. 231
D-22767 Hamburg
Fon +49-(0)40-38 47 53
Fax +49-(0)40-38 57 58
Homepage www.amnestyforwomen.de
E-mail info@femmigration.net
E-mail webmaster@femmigration.net
Managing committee:
Veronica Munk, Katja Habermann
Vereinsregister: Amtsgericht Hamburg VR 9957
ViSdP: Julietta Manzi
Webdesign: Evelyn Taresch
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Last
Update: 15.10.2004 |
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