This is a CD which can be used as supplement materials when instructors conduct the prostitution prevention education programs with the published guidebook. It contains condensed information that was described in the guidebook as well as provides supplement resources such as statistics, newspaper articles, and pictures. This is also divided in accordance with the contents of the guidebook so that the information can be used selectively depending on the types of audiences and teaching conditions.

This guidebook attempts to make a comprehensive review on rehabilitation activities that had been conducted for three years since the Prostitution Prevention Act came to effect. Based on this review, the guidebook produces several types of rehabilitation process depending on participants and contents of programs. In doing so, it is intended to systematize the victims" support channels and policy operation. Given the fact that victims, service providers, policy makers, and a whole society are still struggling to build up a proper strategy for the victims" rehabilitation, it is expected to be a great contribution to increasing public awareness on the necessity of prostitution women"s recovery and the rehabilitation strategy considering special situation of prostitution victims

This is a video that was made by Center for Women"s Human Rights with the aim of producing visual materials that can be used in education programs of local centers which work for the protection of human rights of women in prostitution and their rehabilitation to the society. It consists of reviews on support activities for the rehabilitation of prostitution victims that have been conducted for 3 years since the Prostitution Protection Act came to effect. It is expected to increase the understanding about the particularity of activities for prostitution victims" rehabilitation, which leads us to think about issues that should be challenged.

This is a composition of webzine <Jong-I-Hak News for Hope> which was published 4 times by Center for Women"s Human Rights during the year of 2007. Among prostitution related policy issues that had drawn the public attention, it contains ones that service providers and activities who are working in the scene suggest their point of views and recommendations about. Besides, it covers other controversial issue such as the demand side of prostitution, conditions for prostituted women"s integration into society, and programs against red-light district.

This book is published as a material package for audience attending Prostitution Prevention Act the Third Anniversary Symposium. This includes presented papers such as "Measures and Strategies for Rehabilitation of Women in Prostitution (by Kim In-suk), Development of Measurement Standards of Prostituted Women"s Rehabilitation (by Lee Tae-su), and other works written by activities and survivors about "sustainable support for rehabilitation", "prospect for survivors" integration into society", "survivors" view on rehabilitation program."

This book redefines the concept of self-support of survivors as activism in practice and presents vision and practical strategies for rehabilitation of survivors. This book also provides practical information fully useful to local service providers working for women in prostitution. Its appendix contains detailed information such as job training as well

This book demonstrates overall assistance process for women in prostitution, covers counseling cases, and categorizes them in accordance with types, in order to ease understanding of specific context and characteristics of counseling women in prostitution

This book is the first publication of the reality of red-light distracts surveyed by CWHR in 2006. Compared to governmental statistics and existing researches about red-light distracts which have focused only on the particular areas of brothel houses, this illustrates realistic information about red-light districts that are composed of various forms of establishment nationwide including military prostitution. This research provides substantial information to propose alternatives for anti-prevention policies and closing prostitution establishment

This book explains judicial procedure and acts on cases relevant to prostitution so that service providers can easily access legal information. This book is very useful for those who seek professional knowledge necessary in real cases as well as ideas for intervention strategies

This book is the first attempt to organize medical information necessary for survivors of prostitution systematically. This book provides medical information and methods on how to access medical assistances service available for women in prostitution

This is a source book that was created on the basis of information provided during the meetings, which were organized by CWHR to facilitate local-based cooperation among law enforcement, local governments, counseling centers, and local facilities. This publication provides information about the improvement of network between the police and government officials to prevent prostitution and support victims and contains discussion for enhancing information sharing for legal, medical assistance and program development for victims

This is a book that composes online newsletter <Join-I-Hak News for Hope> which is published two times every month by Center for Women"s Human Rights in the year of 2006.

This report is a compilation of presentation materials used for the four CWHR policies development forms and one international women"s human rights forum. This report covers self-support policies for survivors, red-light district elimination project and recommendations for it, measures for strengthening enforcement of Act on the Punishment for Procuring Prostitution and Associated Acts and delivers the voices of local service providers and activists working for women in prostitution

This is a translation of briefing handbook for the project, Promoting Preventative Measures to Combat Trafficking in Human Beings, which is coordinated by two NGO partners? the Coalition Against Trafficking in Women (CATW) and the European Women"s Lobby (EWL)