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Women trafficking is a group of crimes involving the exploitation of women for financial gains which is violation of fundamental human rights . In simple word it means slavery.
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Women trafficking involves the recruitment, transportation, and exploitation of women for purposes such as sexual exploitation, slavery, and forced labor. It violates women's human rights and subjects them to abuse. Key factors that contribute to trafficking are poverty, lack of education, demand for cheap labor and sex, and lack of economic opportunities. Indian laws like the Indian Penal Code 1860 and Immoral Traffic Prevention Act 1956 criminalize trafficking. Court judgments have emphasized treating victims as victims, not criminals, and rehabilitating and protecting them. Comprehensive efforts are needed to curb trafficking through education, strict laws, and social/legal support services.
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1. Women trafficking is a serious issue that violates human rights and involves exploiting women for financial gain. It is the third largest international crime.
2. Traffickers use deception and threats to transport women and force them into servitude, with poverty and lack of opportunities as contributing factors.
3. Combating trafficking requires prevention through education, protection of victims, and prosecution of traffickers according to national and international laws.
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Women trafficking involves the recruitment, transportation, and exploitation of women for purposes such as sexual exploitation, slavery, and forced labor. It violates women's human rights and subjects them to abuse. Key factors that contribute to trafficking are poverty, lack of education, demand for cheap labor and sex, and lack of economic opportunities. Indian laws like the Indian Penal Code 1860 and Immoral Traffic Prevention Act 1956 criminalize trafficking. Court judgments have emphasized treating victims as victims, not criminals, and rehabilitating and protecting them. Comprehensive efforts are needed to curb trafficking through education, strict laws, and social/legal support services.
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1. Women trafficking is a serious issue that violates human rights and involves exploiting women for financial gain. It is the third largest international crime.
2. Traffickers use deception and threats to transport women and force them into servitude, with poverty and lack of opportunities as contributing factors.
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- 1. PRESENTED: ANIRUDDHA KELSHIKAR HRUSHIKESH DEORUKHKAR ;-1164 AISHWARYA VALANJU RIDDHI CHAVAN TIRPPANNA
- 2. INDEX INTRODUCTION CAUSES EFFECTS RESPONSE CONCLUSION
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- 4. CAUSES OF WOMEN TRAFFICKING POVERTY UNEMPLOYMENT CHILD MARRIAGE SOCIAL STIGMA RELIGIOUS PRACTICES FEMALE INFANTICIDE AND FOETICIDE FALSE PROMISES DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
- 5. EFFECTS OF WOMEN TRAFFICKING REJECTION HELPLESSNESS DISTRACTION POST TRAUMATIC STREE DISORDER DEPREESSIVE DISORDER DISSOCIATIVE DISORDER PSYCHOTIC DISORDER EATING DISORDER
- 6. RESPONSE TO WOMEN TRAFFICKING RESPONSE FROM THE GOVERNMENT The Immoral Traffic Prevention Act, 1956 National Plan of Action, 1998 Ministry of Women and Child Development National Commission For Women National Human Right Commission RESPONES FEROM NGOs RESPONES FROM MEDIA
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