trafficking through signing of inter-country MOU etc. Fight against human traffickers only with the efforts of the civil organization is nothing but futile and there are clear limitation in providing support for the victims. Civil organizations in Korea have felt the need to establish collaborative ties with other Asian countries for the past few years and acted upon it. Organizations on prostitution and human trafficking have witnessed growth in various types of exchanges. There are countries where there is a strong collaboration network among civil organizations. The followings are some examples. Case examples of cooperation among civil organization (Hansori and Durebang) - Vietnam: exchange information through meeting between Vietnam Women’s Union and Hansori, Asia Foundation in Vietnam(2006) Hansori visited the Asia Foundation’s Vietnam office and the head office of the Vietnam Women’s Union in 2006. The visiting group took note of the exposure of many Vietnamese women who came to Korea through international marriage to transactional marriage, and called for fellow civil organization to work on the issue. In 2006, an estimated 10,000 Vietnamese women came to Korea through international marriage with Korean men. With the dialogue with hansori the headquarter of Vietnam Women’s Union to get information that there are so many Vietnamese bride were facing difficulties with Korean husbands. they already knew about international marriage to Taiwan where about 55,000 Vietnamese women are involved in and that they failed to work on marriage to Korean. They promised to work harder on the issues. The issue of Vietnamese bride has become publicized in both Korea and Vietnam. - Philippines: It is inevitable situation that Filipino women have to work overseas and they come here as migrant workers, brides to Korean men or entertainers working in us military camp towns. Efforts from the Philippine civil society are active and they have established collaborative relationship with Korean civil organization on various fronts. A good example is the 2005 internship program for the prevention of international trafficking and the protection of the rights of Filipina migrants at Durebang and Kanlungan Center in Philippines promoted by Asia Foundations of the Philippines and Korea to prevent human trafficking and the ensuing cooperation between the two organizations. Airport pickup service for Filipino women returning home due to security reasons, shelter for women who cannot return home immediately due to childbirth or illness, assistance in child support lawsuit are some of the examples of cooperation with Durebang to support victims. CATW-AP(Coalition against Trafficking in Women–Asia Paciffic)’s information, 44 ❙ Seoul International Conference Against Human Trafficking in Migrant Women