Trafficking in Women and Children in India

The study  assesses the nature of trafficking of women and children in India. It calls on law enforcement agencies, the judiciary and civil society organizations to adopt an approach that is rights-based, gender sensitive and disaggregated for on this issue.

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Geographic coverage: Asia and the Pacific India
Subject areas: Anti-violence interventions Ending violence against women and girls Trafficking/sexual exploitation
Resource type(s): Case studies
Publication year
2004
Number of pages
455
Publishing entity/ies: United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women)
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