How To Stop Child Trafficking In India?
India is frequently seen as a source, destination, and transit country for human trafficking. It remains very challenging to obtain accurate data, a complete picture of the numbers, and an understanding of how big the problem has become. A study has determined that the problem of child trafficking affects nearly 400 regions in India. Additionally, it is thought that 90% of trafficking takes place internally, with the victims being subjected to forced labour. Children who are victims of trafficking are exploited in a variety of ways, including being made to work as domestic servants, beggars, and industrial and agricultural labourers. The vulnerability of a girl to trafficking is greater. The major reasons why girls are trafficked are for forced marriage and prostitution. One of the main causes of the rise in trafficking is said to be the porous borders of the country. Girls from Bangladesh and Nepal are frequently smuggled into India in such circumstances, making cross-border tr...