Country members

The Vuela Libre Bolivia Movement was founded in 2013 supported by ICCO Cooperación with the final objective of building local movements that articulate a multisectorial work to prevent Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC). The Vuela Libre Movement has national presence and it is pluralistic and diverse, promoting the participation for social and citizen mobilization of different actors and sectors through reflection, learning and complementary actions in the fight against CSEC to reduce its incidence and exponential increase. Since 2014, the Vuela Libre Movement has expanded to other countries of the region (Peru, Colombia, Nicaragua and Paraguay), conforming the Regional Vuela Libre Movement.

The Vuela Libre Perú Movement was founded in 2014 thanks to the support of CHS-Alternativo, that works in the tourist sector, seeking to generate strategic alliances with the businesses of the formal and informal tourism and travel sectors. It has presence in Lima, Loreto and Puno. The Vuela Libre Movement promotes a sensitive, reflexive and compromised society with the strengthening of protective environments for children and adolescents, confronting the CSEC in the tourism and travel sphere.

The Vuela Libre Colombia Movement was founden in 2014 with the support of the Renacer Foundation, that develops actions for the strengthening of the protective environment in different cities. It has presence in Bogotá, Cartagena and La Guajira. The Vuela Libre Movement is a program that promotes the participation for the social mobilization of different actors and public and private sectors through reflection, learning and complementary actions against the CSEC.

Organized since 2014 the Vuela Libre Nicaragua Movement is a program formed supporting the actions of the Global Alliance against Commercial Sexual Exploitation. It is comprised by 16 civil society organizations with national presence to generate incidence and the visibility of sexual violence with emphasis on CSEC in Nicaragua, allowing the:
1. Increase of collaboration between civil society organizations to prevent sexual violence against children and adolescents.
2. Improvement of data collection capacity related to sexual violence against children and adolescents with special attention and prevention.
3. Strengthening of responses to sexual violence victims.
4. Strengthening of capacities, sharing knowledge and successful work methodologies
5. Interlocution capacities to achieve political advocacy
6. Efficient intervention to achieve better results

The Vuela Libre Paraguay Movement develops prevention, promotion and monitoring strategies for the fulfillment of public policies and coordinates with the private sector for a sustainable tourism development, free of sexual exploitation of children and adolescents linked to tourism and travel.