A Security Council Resolution to condemn Human Trafficking in Conflict Zones

Published on Wednesday, 21 December 2016 17:23

The Security Council has just adopted a resolution which strongly and unanimously condemns human trafficking with purposes of sexual slavery, exploitation and forced labor in conflict zones. As the Fondation Scelles highlighted it in its 4th Global Report, the I.S. entity exercises, towards certain ethnic minorities (particularly Yezidi girls and women), a form of organized and deliberate sexual slavery which addresses strategic, ideological and financial aims. It has become most urgent to implement everything likely to put an end to these practices and condemn their perpetrators.

PROSTITUTION : A worrying answer from the British government

Published on Thursday, 15 December 2016 13:24

After the report published last July by the Home Affairs Select Committee, , the British government gives their position on the considered legal evolutions relating to the prostitution in the kingdom. A few positive points but some dangerous orientations.

Pourquoi une LOI PROSTITUTION en France ? => Les #8 points clés de la loi

Published on Wednesday, 30 November 2016 15:05

Quels sont les apports de la loi du 13 avril 2016 contre le système prostitutionnel ? 1. Protéger et accompagner les victimes ; 2. Poursuivre et sanctionner les auteurs ; 3. Prévenir et sensibiliser les citoyens.

 >>> Cliquer sur l'image pour voir les 8 points

END CHILD PROSTITUTION : the Fondation Scelles supports the 30 year-old-combat by the ACPE: “Acting against child prostitution”

Published on Monday, 28 November 2016 08:34

Yves Charpenel, the Fondation Scelles President and State Prosecutor at the Supreme Court, was invited in the frame of the symposium “End child prostitution in France” which was organized by the ACPE and its President Armelle Le Bigot-Macaux on November 29^th 2016 to celebrate the association’s 30^th anniversary. He will talk about the tasks of justice and police in the domains of child welfare, prevention of risky situations and repression of exploiters, pimps, networks and clients.