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Child trafficking is a complex and dynamic issue with its causes as well as its purpose mostly inter-related. Children may be trafficked for commercial sexual exploitation, to provide unpaid or cheap labour – which includes domestic servitude, agricultural work, factory work, mining, forced into marriage, for illegal
prevent child trafficking and hazardous labour in India • Understand policy aspects and on-the-ground contexts in India • Highlight key organisations that work across the focus areas in the country
22 paź 2024 · The increasing incidence of child abuse, child labour and other forms of violence against children were indicative of the situation (Keshri 2021). The current study examined the specific impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on child trafficking in India.
An assessment study on sexually exploited children and youth by the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and Pacific (ESCAP) shows that in South Asia young girls from certain rural areas of Bangladesh, India and Nepal are trafficked for marriage and then sold into prostitution (Shamim, 2010) [6].
Stories. Child-Protection. Surviving trafficking in India: Samira’s story. Wednesday, February 3, 2021. Samira loved going to school. But at the age of 14, her family could no longer afford it. They sent Samira to live with one of her sisters in Mumbai, India, so she could get a job.
11 sie 2023 · 80% women and 50% children are affected by human trafficking in India (P.P.I., 2010). Moreover, annually, 20 billion rupees are turned over through human trafficking (P.P.I., 2010). For...
In India, human trafficking is considered as a major challenging issue. Though, there are several anti-human trafficking laws which exists in the country but it remains a quintessential problem. Men, women, children are trafficked in the country for different purposes like commercial demand for sex, labour trafficking, prostitution,
