Sex traffiking Hotlines (Europe – USA)

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Australia Sex traffiking Hotline

If you are a victim of trafficking or know someone who is, contact the AFP on 131AFP (131237) or use the online form to report information regarding human trafficking

USA Sex traffiking Hotlines

IN AN EMERGENCY, PLEASE CALL 911 —

Call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888 to:

GET HELP and connect with a service provider in your area;
REPORT A TIP with information on potential human trafficking activity; or
LEARN MORE by requesting training, technical assistance, or resources.
The National Human Trafficking Hotline is a national, toll-free hotline available to answer calls from anywhere in the country, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year. The Hotline is not a law enforcement or immigration authority and is operated by a nongovernmental organization funded by the Federal government.

Call federal law enforcement directly to report suspected human trafficking activity and get help:

U.S. Department of Homeland Security at 1-866-347-2423 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year, or submit a tip online at www.ice.gov/tips . Individuals across the world can report suspicious criminal activity to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Tip Line. The Tip Line is accessible internationally by calling 1-802-872-6199. Highly trained specialists take reports from both the public and law enforcement agencies on more than 400 laws enforced by ICE HSI, including those related to human trafficking.
You may also submit a tip online to the FBI at https://tips.fbi.gov/ , or call your local FBI office (you can get their number at https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices/field-offices .
The State Department’s Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) investigates visa and passport fraud. Human trafficking often include visa fraud. As a result, DSS works with its U.S. and international law enforcement partners to investigate these crimes. Additionally, DSS leads on the investigation of trafficking cases when they involve diplomats. To submit a tip, please email TraffickingTips@state.gov.
Call the following federal government lines for other assistance:

U.S. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division at 1-866-4USWAGE (1-866-487-9243) for cases where labor exploitation may be present but does not rise to the threshold of trafficking.
U.S. Department of Labor OIG Hotline at 1-202-693-6999 or 1-800-347-3756, hotline@oig.dol.gov, or http://www.oig.dol.gov/hotlinemain.htm 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to report allegations of trafficking committed through fraud in DOL programs, including, but not limited to, the H-1B, H-2A, H-2B, and PERM. When filing an OIG Hotline complaint, it is not necessary to provide names or any other identifying information.
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) at 1-800-669-4000 from 7:00am to 8:00pm (EST) for information about how workers, including trafficking victims, can file a charge of employment discrimination.
Report suspected child prostitution activity to the CyberTipline:

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, at 1-800-THE-LOST or www.cybertipline.com , 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Congressionally-authorized CyberTipline is operated by a nongovernmental organization and provides a means for reporting crimes against children and is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Europe Sex Traffiking National Hotlines 

Austria

• LEFÖ-IBF – Victims Protection Organisation for women and girls: + 43 1-796 92 98
• Criminal Police Anti-Trafficking Hotline: +43 677 61 34 34 34

Belgium

• Police of Belgium – in case of immediate danger: 101
• National Centers for Trafficking in human beings
• PAG-ASA: + 32 2 511 64 64
• Payoke: +32 3 201 16 90
• Sürya: +32 (0)4 232 40 30

Bulgaria

• Foundation Campaign A21: National hotline against trafficking in human beings – Active 24/7: +359 800 20 100
• “Animus Association” Foundation: Hotline for support of victims of violence and trafficking – Active 24/7: +359 800 1 8676; +359 2 981 7686
• Executive Agency “General Labor Inspectorate”: Hotline regarding labour exploitation and labour rights violations – Active during the working hours: Monday – Friday; 9 AM – 17 PM (CET): +359 700 17 670
• National Commission for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings – Active during the working hours: Monday – Friday; 9 AM – 17:30 PM (CET) Receiving signals for presumed VoTs and suspicious situations: +359 2 807 80 50
• State Agency for Child Protection: National telephone line for children – Active 24/7: 116 111
• Emergency number – Active 24/7: 112
• Hotline numbers for Ukrainian migrants: call center to the governmental crisis headquarter – Active 24/7: + 359 2 905 5555, + 380 322 465 075
• Bulgarian Helsinki Committee: legal aid for refugees and migrants – Active during the working hours: Monday – Friday; 9 AM – 17 PM (CET): +359 2 980 20 49, +359 2 981 33 18
• Active during the hours: Monday – Friday: 8 AM – 18 PM (CET) Weekends: 10 AM – 16 PM (CET): +359 8888 19 745

Croatia

• SOS help line for victims of human trafficking : +385 0800 77 99
• Croatian police: 192

Cyprus

• Operated by the Police – line to the wider public to report suspicious cases: 1497
• Anti-trafficking Police Office: +357 22 808 063 /064 / 280
• Social Welfare Services (Anti-trafficking helplines): +357 22 804 766 / 709 / 780
• Helpline for child exploitation and abuse: +357 22 103 234
• Citizen’s line: 1460
• General information to refugees from Ukraine, regarding immigration, education, welfare, etc.: 1477 / +357 22 285 777
• Line for undeclared work or breach of terms of employment: +357 7777 8577

Czechia

• Police of the Czech Republic: 158
• Victim Support Line: 116 006
• Civil Society Organisations:
  • SOS line LA STRADA: +420 222 71 71 71, 800 077 777 (free of charge)
  • Crisis line CARITAS OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PRAGUE: +420 739 002 905 (Monday-Friday 9.00-17.00)
  • Crisis line Diaconia ECCB Centre of Nationwide Programmes and Services: +420 739 244 889, +420 731 605 857
• International Organisations:
  • Helpline IOM: +420 233 370 160

Denmark

Danish Centre against Human Trafficking national hotline (Monday-Friday 8:30-16:00 & bank holidays/weekends 9:00-15:00): +45 7020 2550

Estonia

• Estonian human trafficking prevention and victims assistance counselling national hotline (operated by the Social Insurance Board, Monday-Friday from 8.30-17.00 in Estonian, Russian or English: +372 660 7320, WebpageSearch for available translations of the preceding linkEN•••)
• Victim Support Hotline 24/7: 116 006

Finland

National Assistance System for victims of human trafficking: +358 29 54 63 177

France

• Helpline for victims of THB – Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm: +33 492 15 10 51
• Police emergency number: 11
• Hotline for children at risk: 119
• Hotline for women victims of violence: 3919

Germany

• Hotline for women victims of violence (only available from inside Germany): +49 8000 116 016
• Overview of specialised counselling centres for victims of THB in the Länder (with phone numbers)
• Overview of advise and support services for victims of labour exploitation, forced labour and human trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation provided by the Service Centre against Labour Exploitation, Forced Labour and Human Trafficking
• Men’s Help Phone: +49 800 1239900

Greece

• Special Secretariat for the Protection of Unaccompanied Minors (SSPUAM) 24/7 Tracing Line: +30 213 212 8888
• Human Trafficking Resource Line – A21: 1109 (24/7, in all languages)
• SOS Hotline on Violence Against Women – General Secretariat for Demography and Family Policy & Gender Equality: 15900 (24/7)
• Emergency Social Helpline -National Centre for Social Solidarity: 197 (24/7)
• National Child Protection Helpline – National Centre for Social Solidarity: 1107 (24/7)
• European Hotline for Missing Children – NGO “The Smile of the Child”: 116000 (24/7)
• Hellenic Police: 100

Ukrainian citizens can request information:

• For general issues (e.g., needs, questions, etc.): ukraine@migration.gov.gr
• For issues with regards to registration appointments and resident permits of temporary protection: tp-support@migration.gov.gr)

Hungary

• National Crisis Management and Information Telephone Service for victims of THB and domestic violence: +36 80 20 55 20
• Victim Support Hotline for victims of crime: +36 80 225 225

Ireland

• To report suspicions of human trafficking: 1800 666 111
• Contact Crimestoppers (Garda National Bureau of Criminal Investigation: 1800 250 025
• Garda dedicated phone line for reporting child abuse: 1800 555 22
• Dublin Rape Crisis Centre – support and information related to rape and sexual violence: 1800 77 8888
• Red Cross Ireland – coordinating response to refugees of war: +353 1 6424600
• Helpline for war refugees: +353 1 9131528

Italy

• Anti-trafficking toll-free number, h24: 800 290 290 (free calls from Italy)
• Helping line violence and stalking, h24: 1522 (free calls from Italy)
• Listening and Counselling Helping line for children, h24: 1 96 96 (free calls from Italy)

Latvia

• MARTA Centre, Monday to Friday 10h – 18h: +371 67378539
• Sanctuary Reliable Home Society 24h: +371 28612120
• Crime Victim Support Phone Line, Monday to Friday 07h – 22h: +371 116006

Lithuania

• National Association against Trafficking in Human Beings 24/7: +370 61691119 (calls from abroad)
• 8 800 91119 (free calls from Lithuania)

Luxembourg

• Services d’assistance INFOTRAITE: (+352) 27 36 56 46, Mobile: (+352) 621 351 884 / (+352) 621 316 919
• Service de Police Judiciaire, Cellule recherche fugitifs et protection victimes (www.stoptraite.lu): (+352) 24 460 3220 or 113 (24h/24)

Malta

• National Supportline: 179
• Malta Police Force for THB +356 22942000

Netherlands

• Police (coercion and exploitation): +31 34 357 8844
• CoMensha (coercion and exploitation): +31 33 448 1186
• Labour Agency (calling from within the Netherlands): (+31) 0800 5151
• Labour Agency (calling from outside the Netherlands): +31 70 333 4444
• Fairwork: +31 20 760 0809

Poland

• National Information and Consultation Centre (NICC): +48 22 628 01 20, +48 47 72 56 502
• Office for Foreigners hotline: 112 or +48 47 721 7575

Portugal

• Reporting situations of THB, Portuguese Immigration and Border Service (SEF) 24 h: +351 924 190 232
• Helpline for Victims of THB, Specialized Multidisciplinary Team for Assistance to Victims of THB, 24 h: +351 964 608 288
• Migrant Helpline, Telephone translation |High Commissioner of Migrations Monday to Friday 09h – 20h Saturday 09h – 17h: +351 218 106 191
• Ukraine Children’s Helpline 8h – 20h: +351 300 511 490

Romania

• Emergency number for child-related issues, also available in Ukrainian: 119
• Information number of the Romanian Border Police, also available in Ukrainian: 0219590
• Helpline of the National Agency against Trafficking in Persons – available only in Romanian and English: 0 800 800 678 (available only from Romania), +40 21.313.31.00 (available from any country)

Slovakia

• National Helpline for Victims of Human Trafficking : 0800 800 818 (calls from Slovakia) +421 800 800 818 (calls from abroad)
• Police: 158
• Emergency hotline: 112
• Slovak Catholic Charity +421 254 431 506, +421 917 350 657

Slovenia

• Police (available only from Slovenia): 113, 080 1200
• CARITAS SLOVENIA (available 24/7): +386 31 470 151
• SOCIETY KLJUC (available only from Slovenia): 080 17 22
• Slovene Philanthropy: +386 1 430 12 88

Spain

• Policia Nacional 24 hours specialized THB helpline: 900105090
• Guardia Civil – General police emergency telephone number of the Guardia: 062
• Civil Society Organisations:
  • APIP-ACAM Foundation: +34 638 942 994
  • Cruz Roja Española (CRE): +34 900 221 122
  • Diaconía: +34 670 337 153
  • Fiet Gratia: +34 603 244 214
  • Fundación solidaridad Amaranta: +34 681 202 080
  • Proyecto Esperanza – Adoratrices: +34 607 54 25 15, +34 91 386 06 43

Sweden

National VAW hotline: +46 20-50 50 50