PUBLISHED IN THE HINDU – DEVESH PANDEY Hundreds of girls and women have been sold-off by human traffickers as brides in Haryana villages since the past several years In the tea gardens of Banarhat, a remote village bordering Bhutan in West Bengal, her father once worked as a labourer....
PUBLISHED IN THE HINDUSTAN TIMES Ill-treating a domestic help will amount to trafficking, the home ministry’s latest directions to the police say. If the employer doesn’t give food or not allow the help to venture outside home, the action will be treat on a par with trafficking even if the...
TIMES OF INDIA NEW DELHI: A trial court has pulled up Delhi Police for “shielding” and not tracing owners of brothels in G B Road and directed the commissioner to ensure action against those involved in human trafficking and prostitution racket. The court’s direction came following the acquittal of a...
RASHMI DROLIA IN THE TIMES OF INDIA RAIPUR: Chhattisgarh is among top five states in the country, as far as figures for women and girl trafficking is concerned. Add to this, a sluggish counter trafficking response by state government is only worsening the situation, a recent survey by (UNODC) has...
NEW DELHI, August 30: Against the backdrop of strong measures being adopted by New Delhi and Dispur, two girls from Assam were rescued from the clutches of human traffickers. A joint team of Haryana police and Shakti Bahini, an NGO had rescued both the girls – one belongs to Kokrajhar...
PUBLISHED IN THE INDIAN EXPRESS Delhi Police carried out 23 raids on brothels on GB Road in 2012, rescuing 49 women and 10 raids in 2013, rescuing 15 women, the police said in an affidavit filed before the High Court last week. But a closer look reveals that in the...
AMBIKA PANDIT IN THE TIMES OF INDIA NEW DELHI: Class VIII student Nisha (name changed) has been on an emotional roller coaster ever since she was torn away from her parents last October. She was kidnapped from a market, gang-raped, and forced to embrace the darkness of a red light...
PUBLISHED IN THE INDIAN EXPRESS The Delhi High Court on Wednesday pulled up the government and police for failing to create a rehabilitation programme for women rescued from brothels. “We are not very happy with the fact that a girl has returned to the same place that she was rescued...
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PUBLISHED IN THE TIMES OF INDIA RANCHI: National Women’s Commission (NWC) has taken cognizance of the mysterious death of Ranchi’s first radio jockey Sneha Singh and the commission will look into the case, NWC chairperson Mamta Sharma, who is in the city for a discussion on human trafficking, said on...
JAYASHREE NANDI IN TIMES OF INDIA NEW DELHI: Try as she might, Lalmani Nagesia (38) cannot stop crying. Seated at the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights office on Monday at the end of a long, hard journey from her tiny village in the Naxal-affected district, Lohardaga, she says...
JAYASHREE NANDI IN THE TIMES OF INDIA NEW DELHI: Last year on Eid, Hina (13) went missing from Nizamuddin Basti. This Eid too Hina’s parents may not meet their daughter. The police did not manage to trace her and neither was the complaint sent to the anti-human trafficking unit. On...
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ASHOK KUMAR IN THE HINDU Female foeticide is a major factor resulting in trafficking of women from across the country to Haryana for forced marriages and the situation has only been worsened by widespread unemployment and the low status accorded to women in the State, says the first-ever UN commissioned...
THE HINDU For three months, 18-year-old Geeta (name changed), who was kidnapped from her village in West Bengal and brought to the Capital, was confined to a small room in a brothel at G.B. Road and was repeatedly ‘raped’ by over a dozen men every day. Her trauma only ended...
DEVESH PANDEY IN THE HINDU Why does the Delhi Police dither when it comes to taking action against those involved in trafficking and the commercial sexual exploitation of women and girls at the brothels in the heart of the city on Shraddhanand Marg? The police claim that they are caught...
PUBLISHED IN THE HINDU Right outside the Kamla Market police post on Shraddhanand Marg is a board which displays photographs of women who are missing. They are mostly young girls for whom the police of various States have ostensibly been searching. The road, infamous as the red light area of...
