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Actualités Agenda La foi pour les nuls Paroisses Communautés Eglise catholique du Var
Histoire
Mensuel Eglise-Fréjus-Toulon
Lieux de ressourcement - Etoile du matin - Notre-Dame du Mai - Maison d’accueil - Domaine de La Castille - Monastère de La Verne - Notre Dame de Consolation - L’hôtellerie de la Sainte-Baume
L’évêque
Vicaires de l’évêque, Conseils...
Aider l’Eglise
Service Communication
Ils nous ont quittéAnnoncer l’Evangile Servir mon frère Connaître ma vocation Jeunes Famille Culture
Edito Grincheux… ou semeur ?
J’aime pas ceci, j’aime pas cela, j’aime pas celui-là... Un refrain bien connu qui pollue notre vie quotidienne.J’aime pas le mois de novembre ! C’est comme ça, depuis que je suis tout petit. Le froid (...) Lire +
Yann de Rauglaudre
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Domaine de La Castille
1er août 2005
Le domaine de La Castille accueille, à La Crau (Var), le séminaire diocésain, la bibliothèque diocésaine, le centre d’accueil et de sessions, la maison saint-Charles des prêtres âgés, le chapiteau de l’espace Jean-Paul II.
Avec son site Internet, vous aurez le bonheur de vous donner des nouvelles d’un lieu que vous affectionnez tout particulièrement, mais il vous permet dès maintenant d’acheter votre vin préféré en ligne, avec un paiement bancaire sécurisé.
Venez vite créer votre espace personnel et rendez vous sur le site.
Bienvenue dans les vignes du Seigneur, et à tout de suite...
Découvrez notre domaine et sa région, qui donnent à nos vins toute leur saveur :
nos vins,
la boutique.
Découvrez, et commandez nos vins AOC, vins de Pays, de cépage et de fête...
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Mensuel Eglise-Fréjus-Toulon Eglise de Fréjus-Toulon n° 112 - novembre 2007
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Monterrey, Mexico & Rancho Maria, Hebronville, Texas
The Superior is an Evil American Priest called Father Patrick Meaney9FROM THE SEXUAL ABUSE CATHLOIC SECT SIANT-JOHN COMMUNITY http://frenchsatanicsect.blogspot.com/ , fondator of the sect The Little Brothers of the Eucharist, under the protection of the evil french Bishop Dominique Rey from Toulon diocesis (link above) and the criminal protection of a frenchman Mr. Jean Marie Joly from AIRFRANCE http://www.ecpat.net/fr/Ecpat_network/Groups/groups.asp?countryid=100&regionid=4


Europe





Adhésion
Europe de l'Quest : Allemagne Autriche Belgique Danemark Espagne Finlande France Irlande Italie Luxembourg Norvège Pays-Bas Royaume Uni Suède Suisse Europe du Sud-Est : Albanie Serbie et Monténégro Europe de l'Est : Belarus Bulgarie Estonie Fédération de Russie Lettonie Pologne République Tchèque Roumanie Ukraine
ECPAT Luxembourg



Nom:


ECPAT Luxembourg



Adresse:


c/o Véronique De Meester 3 rue des Bains

Ville:



Code Postal:


BP 848 L-2018

State/Province:



Personne à contacter:


Mr. Jean Marie Joly

Tel.:


+352 26 86 17 01

Fax:


+352 26 20 06 22

Adresse du courrier électronique:


ecpat-luxembourg@ecpat.lu








Site Web:










Statut d'adhérent:


National Group








Historique:


ECPAT Luxembourg is composed of a small number of committed individuals who pool their expertise and professional influence in the interest of combating the commercial sexual exploitation of children. As Luxemburg is a very small country, and the government already fulfils its commitments under the Stockholm Agenda for Action, the group has concentrated its work on the campaign against child sex tourism, and on supporting the work of child focused NGOs who have shown a commitment to eliminating CSEC.







Activités:


Recent Activities: On the International Day of the Child (2001) ECPAT Luxembourg held a conference in collaboration with the country's Child Welfare Department. Two meetings took place on this day: one included teachers and young people from a college in Luxembourg; the other was held in the Dre๏born Shelter, which serves juvenile offenders and abused children. Professionals working in the fields of recovery, rehabilitation and the protection of children, representatives from many NGOs and UNICEF Luxembourg attended. Youth participants were invited to contribute their opinions. The Director of Don Bosco Ashalayam, a partner NGO working with street children in Calcutta and two young adolescents from Calcutta were present and spoke about the situation of sexual exploitation in their country.
ECPAT Luxembourg commissioned a study on sexual exploitation of children in the Ivory Coast. The African Institute for Economic and Social Development conducted this study, which was completed in November 2001. It will inform an exploratory mission to the country in the second part of this year.
Support was offered to a number of NGOs in Africa and Asia. In Senegal, ECPAT Luxembourg financed a micro-credit project for women run by the NGO "African Women's Entrepreneurial Development"; in Mali support was provided to the NGO "Samu Social Mali" for medical care for street children and an intensive training program for educators and professionals with workshops on CSEC was offered; in partnership with the NGO Don Bosco Ashalayam a shelter for street children was set up in the brothel district of Calcutta; and in collaboration with PEACE /ECPAT Sri-Lanka, ECPAT Luxembourg provides training to mothers of children at risk.
Planned Activities: After the Second World Congress, the Luxembourg Family Ministry declared its intent to launch a campaign against child sex tourism in collaboration with ECPAT Luxembourg. The campaign will be launched for the International Day of the Child in November 2002 and will continue until the end of January 2003. An advertising agency is developing the tools and ideas for the campaign which will probably include posters, booklets for professionals and a television spot.
In 2003, ECPAT Luxembourg in collaboration with the Education Ministry, intends to launch an awareness raising campaign about the commercial sexual exploitation of children in the country's schools.
During this year the group will also submit three proposals for funding to the Foreign Office. These proposals will include: a program, in collaboration with ECPAT International, for preventing the sexual exploitation of children in the North of Thailand; a program, in collaboration with the NGO "For the Smile of a Child", for lending support to street children involved in prostitution in Senegal; and a program, in collaboration with ECPAT groups in India and Bangladesh, to prevent the trafficking of children for sexual purposes between these two countries.
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