Traite des êtres humains : Dispositifs législatifs et Nouvelles tendances

Published on Thursday, 02 March 2017 14:22

Jean-Michel Cailliau, Avocat Général à la Cour de Cassation Et Responsable du Pôle Juridique et Judiciaire à la Fondation Scelles intervient aujourd’hui dans le cadre d’un séminaire à la DACG (Direction des Affaires Criminelles et des Grâces ) sur la traite des êtres humains à des fins d’exploitation sexuelle.

Le Magistrat s’exprimera sur les nouvelles tendances du phénomène régulièrement analysées par les équipes de la Fondation Scelles alors qu'approche la date anniversaire de la loi du 13 avril 2016 visant à renforcer la lutte contre le système prostitutionnel et à accompagner les personnes prostituées.

SAVE THE DATE! Scelles Foundation Awards 4th edition: the youth commit themselves against prostitution and trade with purposes of sexual exploitation

Published on Tuesday, 28 February 2017 08:00

This year, the Fondation Scelles Awards 4^th edition will start with the best pleading contest: young people get engaged against prostitution and trade with purposes of sexual exploitation. The secretaries of the Paris bar conference will have to plead on the theme of the concrete enforcement of the April 13^th 2016 law intending to reinforce the fight against the prostitution system and accompany prostituted persons.

Scelles Foundation Award 2017 : The Best Visual contest

Published on Monday, 20 February 2017 17:08

It is the third consecutive year that the Ecole Nationale Supérieure Louis Lumière has joined the Fondation Scelles in its pedagogical curriculum. A guarantee of trust, esteem and commitment. Within the framework of the session "Communication visuelle", 16 young people will work on the "sex-buyers", as a co-responsible actor of sexual exploitation.

Prostitution: Ireland chooses the Nordic Model

Published on Wednesday, 15 February 2017 15:13

After Sweden, Iceland, Norway, Canada, Northern Ireland and France, Ireland adopts the legislation that removes the offence of soliciting and ends the impunity of the sex-buyers by criminalizing the purchase of sex act. The Criminal Law (Sexual Offences) Act 2015 was passed last night by a majority of parliamentarians. The Scelles Foundation is pleased with this new abolitionist victory and welcomes the associations, activists survivors, parliamentarians and civil society organizations that have succeeded in achieving this result after years of struggle.

PRESS RELEASE OF Ruhama, member of CAP international, a coalition of 18 abolitionist frontline NGOs, including the Scelles Foundation