Collaboration
In 2006, POPPY worked with European partners to undertake joint research on the health needs of trafficked women. The report, Stolen Smiles: A summary report on the physical and psychological health consequences of women and girls trafficked in Europe, was published by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in 2006.
POPPY is influential at both national and international levels in developing anti-trafficking law and policy and in creating informed awareness about prostitution. Our work to date has involved collaboration with many organisations, some of which include:
UK:
- UK Human Trafficking Centre
- Office for Criminal Justice Reform
- Joint Committee on Human Rights
- Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA)
- National Crime Intelligence Service
- National Crime Squad (Immigration Crime Team)
- Reflex
- Anti-Slavery International
- Amnesty International (women’s policy team)
- End Child Prostitution and Trafficking (ECPAT)
- UK Network of Sex Work Projects
- Kalayaan
- Home Office Prostitution Review Team
- Routes Out – Glasgow
- MTV EXIT campaign
- Greater London Assembly
- London Government Association
- Hackney Drug Action Team
- Newham Social Services
- The Women’s Library
International:
- European Women’s Lobby
- United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
- Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe
- International Organization for Migration
- The Asia Foundation
- La Strada (Bulgaria, Czech Republic and Poland)
- On the Road (Italy)
- Animus Association Foundation
- Pagasa
- Astra (Serbia)
- Coalition Against Trafficking in Women
