Donal Dorr writes: In her insightful and harrowing book, Paid For: My Journey Through Prostitution, Rachel Moran points out that the 1993 Sexual Offences Act criminalized street-walkers and drove prostitution...

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Prostitution recommendations offer opportunity to combat traffickers and pimps Thursday, 27 June 2013 APT works in partnership with more than 60 citizen groups in the Turn Off the Red Light...

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by Sile McGowan On 19 June 2012, the European Commission adopted the “EU Strategy towards the Eradication of Trafficking in Human Beings (2012 – 2016)”. The Strategy is a set...

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One of the main activities of APT is to give talks to school or parish groups who want to learn more about the issue of Human Trafficking. Contact Page to set...

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The Spanner in the Works Theatre Company produces drama that informs and enlightens the audience on a range of social issues. Its recent production of “Diablo” was and outstanding production,...

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APT Member, Mary Ryan, who had been present in New York in March, as a representative of Mercy International, has prepared a brief summary of items that particularly struck her...

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In the British newspaper The Guardian on May 15, 2013, there is a rather shocking report by Sandra Laville of trafficking of young girls for sexual exploitation in Oxford. Some...

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APT member, Donal Dorr writes: I have been reading Rachel Moran’s book Paid For: My Journey Through Prostitution (Gill and Macmillan: Dublin, 2013). I haven’t yet finished reading it but...

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“If you will act and I will act, trafficking will be stopped” (theme song of the gathering) APT Co-ordinator, Geraldine MacCarthy tells us: I have just received the report of...

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A recent article by Katherine Holmquist in Irish Times 4 May 2013 asserts that it is impossible to separate trafficking and prostitution. ‘I had a good job as the administrator...

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