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11 sie 2023 · Trafficking Prevention Act and POCSO Act are effective in child trafficking law in India. Human trafficking was made completely illegal in India in the year 1956.
- (PDF) Child Trafficking in India - ResearchGate
PDF | On Jul 1, 2016, Enakshi Ganguly published Child...
- (PDF) Child Trafficking in India - ResearchGate
This article highlights the major aftermath effects of the child trafficking. These effects include, physical, and mental health of the children and this paper describes challenges that constraint to prohibit the child trafficking in its all forms. This paper concludes with the necessity of social work implications to combat the modern
accounted as trafficking. In India, a child goes missing every six minutes. Millions of missing children may have been trafficked and ended up in forced labour or sex work. In 2021, 77,535 children were reported missing, a 30 percent surge from 59,262 missing children in 2020.7 The numbers warrant an urgent need for a
1 lip 2016 · PDF | On Jul 1, 2016, Enakshi Ganguly published Child Trafficking in India | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
The root causes or vulnerability factors of trafficking such as structural inequality, culturally sanctioned practices, poverty or economic insecurity, organ trade, bonded labor, gender violence, which are further exacerbated by corruption, have remained unrecognized in academic and policy areas.
focuses on regional variations in child trafficking in India from 2014-2020, in quest to identify various factors behind the curtain in its regional variations alongwith finding possible strategies to curb this evil.
The number of trafficked children is unknown in India but expected to run into millions. The majority of trafficking in India is internal within states or across states but within India. – Trafficking for sexual exploitation and forced labour are due to a complex web of drivers on the
