BNCYTP-Bulgarien

BNCYTP works to:

• Improve the enrollment in quality non-formal and formal education of children and youth at risk of being trafficked or exploited
• Build bridges between formal and non-formal education programs.
• Provide capacity building to civil society organizations allowing them to protect and defend children’s rights.
• Promote effective collaboration among civil society organizations and government
• actors in order to ensure that quality educational opportunities are available to vulnerable to trafficking young people and children.

BNCYTP Vision:

• We appeal for a common understanding that human trafficking needs a human rights based approach to be addressed.
• We believe in the primacy of human rights of the trafficked persons whoshould be at the centre of all efforts to prevent and combat trafficking.
• Anti-trafficking measures should not adversely affect the human rightsand dignity of persons, in particular the rights of those who have been trafficked.
• Anti-trafficking programs and migration legislation should underline a comprehensive victim-centered approach.
• The challenge to provide adequate programs on trafficking prevention requires a multi-agency approach - both at the national as well as on the regional level.
• All relevant actors: nongovernmental groups and organizations, nationaл ministries and departments of education, and other governmental institutions should be involved in designing and implementing antitrafficking responses.
• Anti-trafficking programs must be socially adequate, culturally sensitive and sustainable.

BNCYTP Sphere of Work:

• Trafficking prevention through education, training, community outreach, capacity building, lobbying and advocacy.
• Re-trafficking prevention: trafficking victim assistance through programs of rescue, reintegration and rehabilitation

Contacts:
BNCYTP
Email: bncytp@stop-trafficking.net
bncytp@youth-trafficking.net
Web: www.stop-trafficking.net