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Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs
Countries and Other Areas
Bahrain
U.S. Govt International Anti-Trafficking Programs
Fiscal Year 2002
  

Fiscal Year 2002

Type of Program: Prevention
Funding Agency/Bureau: Dept. of State, ECA
Recipient: 4 Individuals
Project Title: International Visitor Exchange Program on Trafficking of Women and Children
Description: The program brings current or potential leaders in government, politics, the media, education, and other fields to the United States to meet and confer with their professional counterparts. The International Visitor Program partners with national program agencies to design and implement each program to meet specific visitors' interests. Programs typically last three weeks during which visitors gain an overview of programs to prevent trafficking of women and children in Washington, DC followed by related local programs arranged through a country-wide network of Council of International Visitors.

  
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