We change lives, we bring freedom to the vulnerable and restore confidence. We work with like minded organizations to stop the trafficking of millions of women, children and men who are enslaved for the sole purpose of amassing billions of wealth by the greedy and inhumane members of the society.
The Counter Human Trafficking Trust- East Africa, is a response to an emerging human trafficking dynamic in Kenya and the sub-region of East Africa. Key issues are associated to the human trafficking menace in this region.
Incidentally, Kenya has been mapped out as a source, a transit and as a destination within the East African region.
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Locally, the legal and enforcement framework is neither strong nor sufficient to sustain an effective judicial campaign to eliminate and curb the vice.
CHTEA has various and active programs and initiatives through which we respond to the emerging human trafficking dynamic in Kenya and the sub-region of East Africa.
CHTEA seeks to support victims and potential victims with alternative livelihood interventions through minimal capital investments after basic training on business skills.
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CHTEA strives to carry out appropriate vulnerability assessments, in-depth research on pull and push factors, in-depth research on the emerging and new forms of modern slavery..
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Monitor implementation of the 2010 Act in Kenya and other efforts by Member States of the East African Community on Counter Trafficking in Persons.
Learn MoreCHTEA focuses on working with others. Counter human trafficking requires concerted effort of many actors. In this effort, CHTEA is a member of the following networks..
Learn MoreWorking with respective EAC Member States to infuse additional capacity to Police, Prosecution, Judiciary, National Commission on Human Rights, Human Rights Defenders and Educational Institutions.
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CHTEA works very closely with the Governments and intergovernmental organisations. Such include: the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection..
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CHTEA seeks to advocate, train, advice and prepare policy briefs for sub-regional government policy makers as it may apply appropriately in an effort to create a synergized approach towards Trafficking in Persons and other transnational organized crimes.
