[WiLT] Fw: Tackling the Trafficking of Women and Children

[WiL Admin]

Capita's 7th Conference
Tackling the Trafficking of Women and Children
Monday 14th July 2008 - Central London

Please note that we are now taking bookings on these popular events,
which are CPD Certified and supported by STOP THE TRAFFIK and Eaves
Putting Women First. I would be grateful if you could read these
details
and also pass them on to anyone you feel they would be relevant to,
especially those involved with Asylum Seeker and Refugee's, Vice
Units,
SOCA, BCU Commanders, Victim Support, CPS, Child Protection, Looked
After Children, Home Office and UK Border Agency, so that all
stakeholders have a chance to attend.

Please click here for further details of this conference
http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/NR/rdonlyres/50EA3A00-09D5-4AC2-AC19-4DF71D709B67/0/TSDMTrafficking.pdf> .
If you have any problems with the hyperlink, please e-mail me at
david.moffat2 at capita.co.uk and I will send the brochure as an
attachment.

THE BOOKING REFERENCE CODE IS TSDM.

Chaired by: Lisa Nandy, Policy Adviser, The Children's Society

Our expert speakers include:
* Rob Jones, Policy Officer, UK Border Agency
* Simon Chorley, Policy Officer, Stop the Traffik
* Detective Inspector Gordon Valentine, Operation Paladin,
Metropolitan Police
* Alison Harvey, General Secretary, Immigration Law Practitioners'
Association
* Anna Johansson, Support Manager, POPPY Project
* Carol Freeman, Advocacy and Policy Officer, CHASTE
* Mandy John - Baptiste, Children's Service Manager, NSPCC

With the planned ratification of the European Council Convention on
Action Against Trafficking for 2008 and a commitment from Government
to
tackle the problem the time is right to bring together good practice
from all sides to ensure real progress is made.

A joined up approach involving the police, UK Borders Agency, local
authorities, victim support groups and housing providers is essential
to
ensure perpetrators can be detected and victims supported. Capita's
Trafficking conference will address this and other emerging key
issues,
including:
* The practical implications of the ECCAAT for service providers
* How the police are responding to child trafficking
* Providing housing and services for victims of trafficking

Benefits of Attending:
* Hear plans for the ratification and implementation of  the ECCAAT
* Gain a clear picture on the current levels of trafficking and
looking ahead where the key areas of focus need to be going forward
* Identify effective victim support strategies and how the housing
needs of victims can be met
* Understand the legal circumstances for victims of trafficking and
the impact the ECCAAT will have on this
* Hear how the police are responding to the trafficking of children
through an intelligence led approach
* Discover how the UK Borders Agency are working to identify victims
at the earliest opportunity as en effective means of prevention

You are strongly advised to book now as places are limited.

Spaces can be booked on this event either by filling in and faxing the
booking form on the final page of the brochure (For agenda and booking
form please click here
http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/NR/rdonlyres/50EA3A00-09D5-4AC2-AC19-4DF71D709B67/0/TSDMTrafficking.pdf
to 0870 165 8989, or by e-mailing me directly with the delegate
details.

Alternatively you can book online and use booking ref code: TSDM.  If
you have any questions or difficulties please call David Moffat on
0207
808 5293 email david.moffat2 at capita.co.uk

THE BOOKING REFERENCE CODE IS TSDM.  YOU MUST QUOTE THIS WHEN BOOKING.

Our group discounts are as follows:
* Book 3 people, the 3rd delegate goes half price
* Book 5 people, the 5th delegate goes free
* Book 10 people, the 8th delegate goes half price and the 9th and
10th
delegate goes Free.

David Moffat
Capita Conferences
2nd Floor 17-19 Rochester Row
London, SW1P 1LA
Tel: 0207 808 5293
Fax: 0870 165 8989
E-mail: david.moffat2 at capita.co.uk

Capita Conferences have been successfully delivering topical, incisive
events to the public sector for over 15 years, attracting audiences
from
central, regional and local government, housing, police and education
sectors as well as the private sector.