June
10-11, 2006
A Workshop on combating Human Trafficking
Case
Studies
Joyeeta’s
Story
Joyeeta today is an independent and confident young girl
of 17. Looking at her and watching her laugh along with
her co-workers, very few would guess the trauma and shattering
experience that Joyeeta has been through...
Events
Street
Co-ordinators meet
on February 26-27, 2006,
at Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh.
Welcome
to ATSEC
Posters
Human Trafficking has, over the past
few years developed into a significant issue that is
crying for immediate attention. Primarily, the victims
of this gruesome practise and inhuman nexus are women
and children, though it can be said that it often takes
within its grip, hapless men who are looking for a source
of income away from home to bail themselves out of helpless
situations. A direct result of the nefarious schemes
of certain people, who are very often aided in this,
by people with political affiliations as well, is that
a sizeable part of the young generation is faced with
an unsure and insecure future.
Atsec’s constant efforts is to prevent Human
Trafficking and reconcile the children to their respective
families and even co-ordinate with the Government
to repatriate rescued children to the country of their
origin.
The reasons for trafficking
are multifaceted and multidimensional.
The causes are:
* Poverty
* Kidnapping
* Fake Marriages
* Prostitution
* Displacement
* Cheap & Bonded Labour
* Formal & Informal Industries More
...
According to the UN Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and
Punish Trafficking in persons, trafficking means the
recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring or
receipt of persons, by means of the threat or use of
force or other forms of coercion, of abduction, of fraud,
of deception.