Le Code de Conduite pour la Protection des enfants contre l exploitation sexuelle dans le Tourisme et les Voyages

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1 Le Code de Conduite pour la Protection des enfants contre l exploitation sexuelle dans le Tourisme et les Voyages

2 LE CODE DE CONDUITE : THE CODE The Code est le raccourci de The Code of Conduct for the Protection of Children from Sexual Exploitation in Travel and Tourism Créé en 96, après le 1er Congrès Mondial à Stockholm, par ECPAT Suède en collaboration avec l Organisation Mondiale du Tourisme (OMT/UNWTO) Depuis 2004, organisation indépendante qui rassemble des membres du secteur privé, institutionnel et des ONG Instrument d auto-régulationet de responsabilité sociale géré par le secteur touristique privé pour combattre le Tourisme Sexuel Impliquant les Enfants Le CODE est un label reconnu internationalement

3 PRES DE 1300 MEMBRES DANS 52 PAYS 3

4 AWARDS DU CODE

5 LES SIX CRITERES DU CODE 1. Intégrer la lutte contre l exploitation sexuelle des enfants (ESE) dans la politique de développement durable de l entreprise 2. Former le personnel 3. Introduire une clause contre l ESE dans les contrats des soustraitants 4. Fournir de l information aux clients 5. Fournir de l information aux personnes clés dans les destinations locales 6. Concevoir un rapport d activité annuel sur le respect des critères

6 LES INTERVENANTS DU CODE Tourism Industry Government NGO + Civil Society Hotels Tour Operators Travel Agencies Restaurants/Shops Airlines Transport taxi, trains, bus etc. Tourism Associations Tour Guides & Associations National Tourism Authority/Ministry Tourism Development Offices Tourism police / police Immigration Local government: mayors, village leaders Social workers ECPAT members NGOs working against child sex tourism NGOs providing services to street children or victims Shelters or safe houses for child victims

7 PROCEDURE D ADHESION AU CODE 1. Soumission Candidature & Plan d action 2. Accord du CA & Signature 3. Formation & Mise en place des 6 critères

8 1 Assemblée Générale Local Code Representatives Advisory Partners [ne vote pas] Assemblée Générale du Code de Conduite Membres Board of Directors

9 CONSEIL D ADMINISTRATION 5 Sièges (Industrie) 4 Sièges (hors Industrie) 1. Kuoni Holdings (tour operator) 2. Accor Hotels 3. DRV Germany (travelagenciesand associations) 4. SKAL International (other tourism organisations) 5. Sun n SandResort, Kenya (open industry seat) 1. ECPAT International (permanent member) 2. FTTSA (local code representative) 3. ECPAT Netherland(local code representative) 4. Vacant (AGM 2014) Partenaires (Advisory Partners) Siège individuel 1. UNICEF 2. UNWTO Taskforce 1. Ms. Lotta Sands[Legal Representative]

10 Frais d adhésion Category of Tourism Companies Revenue under 500,000 Euro/year Revenue between 500, million Euro/year Revenue between million Euro/year Revenue over 50 million Euro/year Membership Fee per year 50 Euro/year 300 Euro/year 800 Euro/year 2,000 Euro/year

11 New Code Brochure & Posters

12 Restructuring To Provide Stronger Services 1 Members Portal [CRM system] 2 E-learning and resources 3 Strengthen branding - marketing

13 New Awareness-Raising Materials

14 Child-Friendly Tourism Code in South Africa 14

15 Case Study of The Code: Accor Hotels - ACCOR Asia joined The Code in 2001 and a few years later expanded to other countries; -To date, over 70,000 employees of ACCOR has been trained on the issue of child sex tourism, child protection and The Code; - ACCOR implements The Code in currently 36 countries!

16 Examples from Japan PEACE BOAT Japan Grace Co. Ltd/Peace Boat is a member of The Code in Every year, they include educational session on responsible/sustainable tourism and especially highlight child protection in tourism. This year, Peace Boat invited ECPAT to host a workshop in Phuket on working against child sex tourism. 16

17 Japan Members of The Code of Conduct Oversea Tour Operator Association of Japan Japan Association of Travel Agents JTB Corporation

18 ECPAT Netherlands Code/CST Project in 5 Destination Countries ECPAT Netherland continues its antichild sex tourism project to promote the protection of children against sexual exploitation in tourism, which started in 2009, in the Netherlands and in five destination countries: Cambodia, Dominican Republic, The Gambia, Philippines and Thailand. The project is implemented through conducting a series of workshop directed at the tourism private sector on protecting children from child sex tourism and promoting The Code in collaboration with law enforcement. Photos from recent Thailand workshops. 18

19 Child-Friendly Tourism Costa Rica 19

20 Child-Friendly Tourism Philippines 20

21 Role of Tourism Industry in Child Protection Tourism professionals can make a big impact: Case study US hotel manager saved a 17 year old girl from sex trafficking in Minneapolis. Trafficker check-in with the girl for several weeks with suspicious activities; the manager did a brief internet search to find advertisements for the girl. The trafficker would bring customers back to the hotel for visits. Hotel manager then called the police and the girl was rescued from the trafficker/pimp. January

22 What To Report: Someone is sexually abusing a child Someone is selling/brokering a child for sexual exploitation Someone is buying a child for prostitution Tourism business that is organizing or allowing child sexual exploitation 22

23 Summary of Key Points Child Protection IS Responsible & Sustainable Tourism Tourism Industry and Professionals can make a difference for children Please take ACTION against these crimes report! 23

24 MERCI WITH THE SUPPORT OF