TIMES OF INDIA GURGAON: Unlike other cities like Delhi where civil society manages the Child Welfare Committee (CWC), in Gurgaon it’s the administration that runs the show. This fact not only hampers the functioning of the committee, but also creates confusion between the NGOs engaged in child welfare on the...
INDRANI BASU IN THE TIMES OF INDIA NEW DELHI: Anti-child labour laws and their strict implementation have not been able to contain the problem of child trafficking in the city. Children are still being trafficked from states like West Bengal, Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh and Assam to work in factories and...
Gurgaon Police in collaboration with Shakti Vahini and CHILDLINE(1098) organised a one day meeting to provide a platform for the Juvenile Welfare Officers to have a open discussion on the working of the Juvenile Justice Act with various stakeholders. The program was attended by 60 police personnel’s and stakeholders associated...
ADITI TANDON IN THE TRIBUNE Even as investigations are on into the modus operandi of Superna Sethi, who ran the now shut Gurgaon shelter home where minors were sexually abused for over a year, the district administration today faced an altogether new challenge. “Who should the children be handed over...
Unsafe migration leads to Trafficking. Presently India has a large movement of rural people going to the urban areas. In this stream of migration many children and women are being trafficked for forced labour , child labour , forced marriages, sexual exploitation , bonded labour etc. Many cases of missing...
