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Tanzania Network Against Human Trafficking
Is Non-Governmental Organization registered under the Non-Governmental Organization Act No. 24 of 2002 as amended in 2005.. It is a member–based network constituted of 105 legally recognized institutions from the United Republic of Tanzania. This network was officially launched on 29th July 2021, during the commemoration of international day against human–trafficking.
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YEARS OF NETWORK
105
Members
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Registration
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Active Member
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Its goal is to enhance a coordinated Counter trafficking activities in Tanzania.
The coalition is determined to leverage available initiatives to actively
- engage in awareness raising on human trafficking from bottom-top,
- to encourage and promote research both academic and Scientific with the view to update magnitude data on human trafficking,
- to Conduct Legal and Policy review and analysis with the view to strengthen the legal framework combating human trafficking in Tanzania,
- cooperate with Government agencies and development Partners to strengthen government institutional and human capacity in combating human trafficking in Tanzania.
Its goal is to enhance a coordinated Counter trafficking activities in Tanzania.
News and Upcoming Events
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JOB DESCRIPTION FOR FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION MANAGER -
ORGANIZATION FOR CHILD,YOUTH AND WOMEN EMPOWERMENT SUPPORT(OCYWES) -
TATLI awareness raising campaign karibuni secondary School,Temeke, Dar es salaam. -
TANAHUT is participating in the National Workshop on Awareness creation and Partnership Strengthening in Supporting Prospective Domestic Workers Working -
Dhumuni kubwa la mashirika haya kuungana na kutengeneza mtandao wa kitaifa wa @tanahut -
Ocywes wakiendelea kutoa elimu ya usafirishaji wa binadamu ktk shule ya msingi Nyasubi manispaa ya Kahama
TESTIMONIAL
Board Members' Biographies
Ms. Anna Kulaya is a highly respected legal professional with a distinguished legal background spanning twenty years in the areas of law, networking, coalition building, advocacy, governance, gender, and development. She has made significant contributions to the cause of women's rights and gender equality, showcasing her deep commitment to social justice and equality.
Stephanie's passion for combating sex trafficking began in 2008 in her home country, Sacramento, USA. She spearheaded benefit events and various fundraising initiatives for Courage Worldwide, an anti-trafficking NGO headquartered in the US. These efforts led to the establishment of Courage Houses, safe havens for child victims of sex trafficking, in California, USA, and the Kilimanjaro Region in Tanzania in 2011.