At least 12.3 million people are victims of
forced labour worldwide

NEWS

Newsletters for declaration signatures:

  • Nov 2008 – International People's Lecture 2008
    On Thursday 27 Nov, hundreds of people packed into the first ever International People's Lecture to hear Cherie Booth QC, Antonio Maria Costa, Executive Director of United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), and Steve Chalke, Founder of STOP THE TRAFFIK … [more»]
  • Nov 2008 – WIN enough chocolate to keep you going 'til Easter!
    If you like posh organic, fair-trade chocolate with a twang, this NEW COMPETITION is so exciting it'll make your teeth hurt! [more»]
  • Oct 2008 – Watch the latest STOP THE TRAFFIK film
    ..and give your fondue guests more food for thought on what you can do to be part of STOP THE TRAFFIK... [more»]
  • Sept 2008 – The world's largest chocolate fondue party!
    We are calling on people from countries all around the world to unite during the last week of November 2008 and indulge in some yummy chocolate... [more»]
  • March 2008 – STOP THE TRAFFIK update & Easter campaign
    On February 13th 2008 STOP THE TRAFFIK delivered over 1.5 million declarations to the first global United Nations GIFT (Global Initiative to Fight Trafficking) conference in Vienna ... [more»]
  • Feb 2008 – We have got the million
    Your text message, your signed postcard, your freedom wall, your facebook sign up, your web sign up, your hand raised and commitment ALL COUNT ... [more»]
  • Jan 2008 – New Facebook application
    In March 2006 Stop The Traffik promised to deliver our global declaration to the United Nations ... [more»]
  • Dec 2007 – STOP THE TRAFFIK blogs you this Christmas
    Forward this Christmas greeting to your friends ... [more»]
  • Dec 2007 – STOP THE TRAFFIK's Mash-up competition
    You can make a difference to trafficked people around the world by taking part in Stop The Traffik's 2008 Home-Grown International Mash-Up Competition ... [more»]
  • November 2007 – Do we care it's Christmas time at all?
    Thousands of trafficked children are being forced to work on cocoa plantations this Christmas. What do these children want for Christmas? They want to go home ... [more»]
  • June 2007 – Chocolate campaign update
    STOP THE TRAFFIK has members in over 50 countries around the world and for many of us we'll be heading towards holiday time. The STOP THE TRAFFIK good chocolate survey results have started to come in ... [more»]
  • Apr 2007 – Beyond Freedom Day
    Because of Freedom Day, people around the world have become aware of people trafficking but awareness is only the first step ... [more»]
  • Apr 2007 – Easter eggs unwrapped
    This Easter, the chocolate industry cannot guarantee our chocolate is Traffik Free. Nearly half the world's chocolate is made from cocoa grown in Côte d'Ivoire, West Africa ... [more»]
  • Mar 2007 – Freedom Day newsletter
    Welcome to the latest STOP THE TRAFFIK newsletter, featuring many of our members’ events. We hope they give you ideas of how to get involved. It’s been exciting to receive so many reports of events being planned for Freedom Day on 25th March & beyond ... [more»]
  • Jan 2007 – Chocolate campaign newsletter
    How much chocolate do you eat in a week? One form of trafficking is the use of children to harvest the cocoa beans on farms in Cote D'Ivoire. These children are likely to be working to make your chocolate ... [more»]
  • Dec 2006
    With Christmas upon us, it is easy to be distracted by the merriments, bright lights and baubles, yet while we are enjoying the festivities every minute a person is trafficked.  Thanks to you, STOP THE TRAFFIK is continually growing in its campaign to change lives; we have 450 members across 40 countries, and offices in 6 of these ... [more»]
  • December 2006 – WOT NEXT newsletter
    Welcome to WOT NEXT, with Christmas upon us, it is easy to be distracted by the merriments, bright lights and baubles, yet while we are enjoying the festivities every minute, a person is trafficked.  Thanks to you, STOP THE TRAFFIK is continually growing in its campaign to change lives; we have 450 members across 40 countries, and offices in 6 of these ... [more»]
  • Sep / Oct 2006 – Welcome and thank you
    Thank you for taking the time to sign the STOP THE TRAFFIK  Declaration. You are now part of a global campaign to stop people trafficking ... [more»]
  • Jun / Jul 2006
    Welcome to this first member newsletter for STOP THE TRAFFIK. Our aim is to keep you, our coalition members, up to date with all the exciting  developments as and when they happen ... [more»]