| Trafficking in Persons Resource Center at the Hotline for Migrant Workers The center was established in response to the need to consolidate and make accessible information on trafficking in persons, refugees and migration in Israel and internationally. The aim of the center is to encourage academia and the media to take an interest in these topics. It is intended for students, academics, journalists, activists and others who care about these issues. The Center's collection includes books, articles, court rulings, academic works and media items. The Center is named after Ina Nagrotza, a trafficked woman from Moldova who took her own life on 4/7/03. Her death is symptomatic of the Israeli public's lack of concern regarding foreigners among us. In addition to the activities of the Center, the Hotline for Migrant Workers publishes reports which draw attention to critical issues in these topic areas. We also conduct lectures, tours and other educational activities to a variety of groups on the topics of trafficking, migrant workers and refugees.
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