ECPAT Luxembourg asbl was founded in 1995 and has been a non-governmental development organisation (NGO) since 1999. It is approved by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and placed under the High Patronage of Her Royal Highness the Grand Duchess.

Our vocation

Our mission is to put an end to the commercial sexual exploitation of children in all its forms: combating the sexual exploitation of children in prostitution, combating child sexual abuse material, combating trafficking in children for sexual purposes and combating early and forced marriage.

Our mission

ECPAT Luxembourg’s mission, in Luxembourg and in the countries where it operates, is to fight by all legal means against the commercial sexual exploitation of children and to raise awareness and inform public opinion on the Rights of the Child in this area.

Our values

Our main values are: partnership, because we cannot achieve our goal alone; participation, because our beneficiaries, and especially children, have the right to be involved in the assistance we provide them; neutrality and independence.

Our actions

The ultimate objective of our association is to put an end to the sexual exploitation of children for commercial purposes. It is with this goal in mind that we are mobilizing all our energies and resources to know a world without the sexual exploitation of children.

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Children helped and protected

Our news

How to talk about sexual violence faced by children : A guidebook for child protection actors and the media

A guidebook for child protection actors and the media in French and Luxembourgish

Mapping of Regional Anti-Human Trafficking Initiatives in India, Nepal and Bangladesh

Terms of Reference for Mapping of Regional Anti-Human Trafficking Initiatives in India, Nepal and Bangladesh. Clic here to open the document

Event : Soirée MUKTI – 14 December 2023

Thursday, 14 December 2023, we are organising the soirée ”MUKTI” on the theme of empowerment of survivors of human tracking in India, Nepal and Bangladesh. To take part, simply reserve your place by sending an e-mail to info@ecpat.lu

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