Human trafficking: YOU too can do something about it.

Inform yourself about the topic

Research on the Internet or read books like "Commodity Woman. On the trails of modern slavery from Africa to Europe" (Mary Kreutzer and Corinna Milborn) or "A Crime So Monstrous: Face-to-Face with Modern-Day Slavery " (E. Benjamin Skinner). Inquire about the work of victim protection facilities.

Become active yourself

In the organization ECPAT (End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes), you can become a part of the Committee for Youth Action and get involved in the work against child trafficking.
www.ecpat.at > Committee for Youth Action

Organize support for victim protection facilities

Contact LEFÖ-IBF or the DREHSCHEIBE WIEN and ask what support they need.

Learn about projects that support children from poorer countries. 

Perhaps you can start a donation call for such projects in your school.

Buy goods from fair trade with the fair trade seal

These products guarantee that no people were exploited during production www.fairtrade.at

Start collecting signatures for Clean Clothes

Clean Clothes, for example, stands up for the adherence of minimum ecological and social standards in the production of textiles. www.cleanclothes.at

Federal Ministry of the Interior / Criminal Intelligence Service

Central Service combating human smuggling and human trafficking
Criminal Intelligence Service > Human trafficking phone hotline
T +43 67761343434 (day and night)
menschenhandel@bmi.gv.at
www.bmi.gv.at
Criminal Intelligence Service > Report office for child pornography
meldestelle@interpol.at
www.bmi.gv.at

LEFÖ-IBF

Intervention center for trafficked women
T +43(0)1/796 92 98
ibf@lefoe.at
www.lefoe.at

DREHSCHEIBE WIEN

(Facility for children and adolescents in Vienna)
T +43 (0)1 4000 90980
drehscheibe@ma11.wien.gv.at
www.wien.gv.at/menschen/kind-familie

MEN VIA

Support for male victims of human trafficking
T +43(0)699-17482186
kfn.men@gesundheitsverbund.at
www.men-center.at/via

UNDOK

Support and advice for undocumented workers and in the case of work exploitation
T +43(0)1 534 44-390 44
office@undok.at
www.undok.at