Croydon Community Against Trafficking | Ending slavery and trafficking in Croydon

The Croydon Community Against Trafficking (CCAT) is a coalition of concerned citizens, faith and community groups who aim to stop the injustice of human trafficking for sexual exploitation within the borough of Croydon.

The harsh reality is that Croydon is one of the biggest 'ports' for human trafficking in the UK. We want that to stop and we want the people enslaved by this trade in human life to be brought to justice. Everyone has a role to play: men, women, the council, the police, our parliamentary representatives and the media.

Join us in the fight to rid our town of the injustice of the slavery that is Human Trafficking.

Read CCAT’s November newsletter here!

BREAKING NEWS

1. The Government have announced tough new measures to reduced demand for trafficked women. To read more click here.

2. As a direct result of three years of passionate campaigning by CCAT, NEWSQUEST - the owners and publishers of dozens of newspapers across the UK have announced that they will withdraw all adult adverts from their newspapers because they are linked with the sale of trafficked women. Click here to see an article from the Croydon Guardian

Check out Premier Christian Radio’s Not for Sale Campaign. They are asking you to help cut the demand for sex slaves by signing their letter of support to encourage newspapers to pull 'adult services' advertising. You can read about their campaign here, chat with others about the issue here and sign a letter of support to The Newspaper Society here.