At present CAP international is composed of 35 member organizations. Membership is open to all domestic frontline NGOs working to provide support to prostituted persons and to combat the exploitation of the prostitution of others. CAP international develops strategic partnerships with existing abolitionist networks, NGOs and broader organizations that support the universal abolition of prostitution.
They have three fields of expertise; young people in prostitution, dating violence and violence prevention work. The support work with young people in prostitution is mainly focused on a national chat-helpline which provide support and help for young people in prostitution and a therapeutic centre in Stockholm where young people in prostitution can get help, advice and therapy. They also educate professionals on how to support young people in prostitution and lecture on the Equality Model and its impact on the society and on their work.
Apne Aap Women Worldwide is an Indian organisation working in brothels, red-light districts and caste-ghettoes of formerly nomadic groups trapped in inter- generational prostitution in Bihar, Delhi and West Bengal.
It was founded 14 years ago by journalist Ruchira Gupta and 22 prostituted women with the dream of a world where no woman could be bought or sold. Founded by Vednita Carter, survivor of sexual exploitation, Breaking Free helps over women a year escape systems of prostitution and sexual exploitation through advocacy, direct services, housing and education.
Main offices are located in St. Paul, Minnesota, with a branch in Minneapolis. CIMTM has several programs dedicated at prevention, training and direct assistance to women and children. From its foundation, eliminating the exploitation of prostitution and trafficking in human beings has been a top priority of CIMTM. In a difficult context of trivialization of prostitution, we have successfully raised public awareness and political attention on the exploitative nature of prostitution.
