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14th November 9:00 ~ Cease UK – Exposing the links between all forms of sexual exploitation – London

CEASE Summit 2018 until 17:30 Westminster Central Hall, London SW1H 9NH

  • Early Bird £29 before end of October (*)
  • A full day event including lunch and refreshments

CEASE UK, 2018 is about exposing links between all forms of sexual exploitation in the UK, with topics ranging from prostitution and pornography to child sexual exploitation and sex trafficking.

It will present an overview of the latest developments, challenges and opportunities in these areas, with diverse speakers including academics, journalists, MPs, lawyers and charity workers giving unique insight into various facets of the movement.

We believe that we will never see an end to sex trafficking, CSE and violence against women until we see an end to the vast commercial sex industry that profits from women’s sexual exploitation and upholds a culture that reduces women to sex objects.

And we believe that we will only see laws, culture and social attitudes shift if we stand together, armed with the broad knowledge and perspective to engage in the fight with strategic intelligence and a tireless passion for change.

If you believe in the dignity, humanity and worth of every person; if you think that no one should be bought, sold or rented out by the hour, that no one should be prostituted, sexually abused, trafficked and exploited, this conference is for you.

  • Gain insight into different aspects of sexual exploitation
  • Broaden your perspective through learning how the different forms of sexual exploitation are interconnected
  • Get practical insight into bringing about positive change
  • Stand with others: learn, share and collaborate
  • Form long-term strategic objectives that will ultimately see an end to all sexual exploitation.

(*) Register for only £29  until 31 October 2018 and then £39 @ https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cease-2018-tickets-49103845925?aff=ebdssbdestsearch#tickets

Speakers so far

  • Sarah Champion MP Former Shadow Secretary of State for Women and Equalities
  • Alan Caton OBE Retired Detective Superintendent Suffolk Constabulary
  • Julie Bindel Feminist journalist, writer, broadcaster and researcher
  • Fiona Broadfoot Sex trade survivor and CEO of Build A Girl
  • Jacci Stoyle Political Campaigner
  • Jalna Hanmer Activist, researcher and former Professor of Women’s Studies
  • Anna Fisher Co-founder and chair of Nordic Model Now!
  • Sasha Rakoff Founder of OBJECT and Not Buying It!
  • Julian Norman Barrister
  • Tom Farr Human Rights Researcher and Writer
  • Liz Harsant Councillor
  • Paula Brown Save our Eyes and Holbeck Community Forum
  • Karen Ingala Smith Chief Executive of nia
  • Amanda Jones Immigration Lawyer
  • Nat Graham and Liz Hall Co-Founder and Co-Director S.L.A.V.E. Project

Agenda Titles

  • Making the Connections: the dark shadow of the commercial Sex Industry (Julie Bindel)
  • “Stripping the Illusion”: the story behind the recent legal challenge to Strip Clubs in Sheffield High Court (Dr. Sasha Rakoff)
  • Panel: A Tale of Two Cities: comparing the different models set up to manage prostitution in the cities of Leeds and Ipswich (Alan Caton, Fiona Broadfoot and Jalna Hanmer)
  • Panel Discussion: the best way to help prostitutes and victims of sex trafficking and domestic violence (including representatives from charities and organisations offering front-line services to women, including the Sophie Hayes Foundation and Women at the Well)
  • The inadequacies of the Modern Slavery Act (Anna Fisher)
  • “Organised Sexual Exploitation in England and Wales”: exploring the findings of the APPG report (MPs including Sarah Champion)
  • The Murky Underworld of Human Trafficking (Amanda Jones and Julian Norman)
  • Pornography: its links to sexual entitlement, violence and exploitation (Tom Farr)
  • Strategies for Reducing vulnerability to Grooming and Exploitation (Liz Hall and Nat Graham from S.L.A.V.E. Project)
  • Challenging Commercial Sexual Exploitation from within your own context (Jacci Stoyle)

https://ceaseuk.org/

 

October 7, 2018