Monday, 21 January 2008 from 10.30 – 4.00pm
Greater London Authority, City Hall, The Queen’s Walk, London, SE1 2AA.
City Hall is approximately a ten-minute walk from London Bridge station and a fifteen-minute walk from Tower Hill station.
Speakers:
- Opening Address: The Rt Hon Harriet Harman MP.
- Council of Europe Convention on Action Against Trafficking in Human Beings. Why the UK Government must agree to ratify now. Gabriela Cretu – Member of the European Parliament Romania.
- The need for Pan European Action – Mary Honeyball – Member of the European Parliament London (Chair).
- Anni Marjoram – Mayor’s Advisor for Women Greater London Assembly.
- Val Shawcross – Greater London Assembly Member for Lambeth and Southwark.
- Victim Support – a European responsibility. Esohe Aghatise Associazione Irokmo Onlus – Italy.
- New Research Report -The Poppy Project.
- Gunilla S. Ekberg – Co-Executive Director Coalition Against Trafficking in Women International.
- Following the money – Senior Metropolitan Police Officer.
- LGA – how local authorities can work towards reducing demand.
- Fiona McTaggart MP
About the speakers http://www.tacklingtrafficking.net/speakers.htm
For additional information on the human trafficking of women and children please visit the links page at http://www.tacklingtrafficking.net/links.htm
For further information and details of how to secure a place at the event, please contact me http://www.tacklingtrafficking.net/contact.htm
My office is contactable via http://www.maryhoneyball.net and can provide more information.
Best regards
Mary Honeyball
Labour MEP for London
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