child trafficking

1. SOCIETY FOR WOMEN AWARENESS & RURAL
DEVELOPMENT
Presents
CHILD TRAFFICKING

2. Human trafficking is the recruitment, transportation, transfer,
harboring, or receipt of persons by improper means (such as force, abduction,
fraud, or coercion) for an improper purpose including forced labor or sexual
exploitation. It takes on many forms today
HUMAN TRAFFICKING
Child Trafficking is the action or practice of illegally procuring and
relocating children, typically for the purposes of forced labor or sexual
exploitation

3. DOMESTIC SERVITUDESEX TRAFFICKING FORCED LABOR
BONDED LABOR CHILD LABOR
FORCED MARRIAGE
TYPES OF CHILD TRAFFICKING

4. Trafficking in person, he/she is…
Victim
 Kidnapped
 Procured illegally
 Bought
 Sold
 Wrongfully restrained
 Wrongfully confined
 Tortured/ injured
 Mentally harassed
 Repeatedly raped
 Subjected to unnatural offences
 Victim of criminal conspiracy
 Exploiting vulnerabilities

7. WHY TRAFFICKING?
• Laws of demand and supply are main motivators
• Migration
• Vulnerability due to poverty, natural calamity , traditional
customary practices
• Human smuggling & human trafficking in Middle East
countries, Canada, USA
• Normalization of exploitation

8. HOW TO STOP TRAFFICKING?

9. – 3P’s Strategy
Prevention
Prosecution
3P’s
Protection
Rescue
Rehabilitation
RestorationRepatriation
Reintegration
Diligent Rescue operations with

10. • Law enforcement
• Prosecutors
• Judiciary
• Women & Child welfare dept.
• Civil Society
Stake holder synergy for multi-disciplinary
approach
TOGETHER WE CAN FIGHT TRAFFICKING!!

11. You can create that change !!!!!!!
‘BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE WORLD’ - Mahatma Gandhi