Addressing Child Trafficking - Addl Inputs
Below are your collective inputs on what should be done to address Child Trafficking in India. Kindly review and share any additional specific inputs you have. We will then share with MHA and other State Police Leadership teams.
Indian Police Foundation
Addressing Child Trafficking
1. Smart phone app could be created to report child trafficking
2. Whenever police find children begging on roads and signals, they should be taken to rescue homes
3. NGOs must be roped in to find and rescue trafficked children
4. RWAs should appoint committees to report any child found on the roads in their vicinity to police
5. A website could be created to report a suspicious/trafficked child
6. A searchable online national database of missing children should be created
7. In every village/town, a few people who have proved themselves to be selfless, non-communal, social, educated and so on, can be designated by the Government as Ambassadors against child trafficking
8. Police should create special cells in each district who could easily be reached by people who want to report such an incident
9. A toll free helpline could be started to report trafficking related issues
10. Each district should have a set up to randomly check the ownership of children when they are being taken around
11. formulate local citizen groups in tandem to moral policing, keep a track and inform on any suspicious activities
12. A dedicated link in all police websites which gives the national record of missing children, and also children found shall be available in public domain
13. Traffic police manning signals should be involved to aid rescuing children used for begging
14. People caught in case of child trafficking should be put into rigorous imprisonment
15. Strengthen community level child Protection Units formed under Integrated Child Protection Scheme to identify and monitor and respond to attempts of child trafficking in communities
16. Quickly repatriate survivors of trafficking across the border and ensure re-integration and prevent re-trafficking. more
Indian Police Foundation
Addressing Child Trafficking
1. Smart phone app could be created to report child trafficking
2. Whenever police find children begging on roads and signals, they should be taken to rescue homes
3. NGOs must be roped in to find and rescue trafficked children
4. RWAs should appoint committees to report any child found on the roads in their vicinity to police
5. A website could be created to report a suspicious/trafficked child
6. A searchable online national database of missing children should be created
7. In every village/town, a few people who have proved themselves to be selfless, non-communal, social, educated and so on, can be designated by the Government as Ambassadors against child trafficking
8. Police should create special cells in each district who could easily be reached by people who want to report such an incident
9. A toll free helpline could be started to report trafficking related issues
10. Each district should have a set up to randomly check the ownership of children when they are being taken around
11. formulate local citizen groups in tandem to moral policing, keep a track and inform on any suspicious activities
12. A dedicated link in all police websites which gives the national record of missing children, and also children found shall be available in public domain
13. Traffic police manning signals should be involved to aid rescuing children used for begging
14. People caught in case of child trafficking should be put into rigorous imprisonment
15. Strengthen community level child Protection Units formed under Integrated Child Protection Scheme to identify and monitor and respond to attempts of child trafficking in communities
16. Quickly repatriate survivors of trafficking across the border and ensure re-integration and prevent re-trafficking. more
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1. Have a common database of all children lost open to all. Have inserts in Newspaper with all children with photos. 2. Ask soft drink / chips manufacturers to put the photo and details of children missing on their packs. 3. Offer a reward for any child found. this will incentivise people to do more. 4. Build safe shelters for runaway children. Let these places be run by professionally under strict supervision. 5. Criminals caught doing these acts should not be given bail under any circumstances. 6. Children giving witness to crimes should be given protection along with their families. 7. Sometimes family members sell these children. The quantum of punishment should be of a criminal involved in child trafficking. Do not let such criminals get bail. 8. Children at junctions being used for begging should all be photographed and their details put up on the missing children's site. The police at these junctions should collect these children and taken to homes where they are sent to their parents or put into homes. 9. If parents cannot look after their children or are using them in illegal activities then the children should be removed from them...the law if not already there should be accordingly changed. 10. Make children care and safety a state matter and not something that is left to parents. There are many parents who use their children to earn income or sell them for a profit. The children need a voice and a strong law and order mechanism that takes care of them more
Jun 10
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Jun 10
@ U Aiyesha: NGO leads got bashed up for trying to control prostitution in Kolkata. Nothing can happen unless police acts. If mass takes up cludgel against corruption they become Maoist or something like that. We are at the mercy of a handful of criminals who run the game by sheer money power. When CBI failed whom can we depend on? Civil Revolt or a Coupe seems the only option. more
Mar 30
As Child trafficing is very vast and serious issue it should be tackled in a systematic procedure. Local NGO's to be taken immediate action through proper chanal in coordination with the district/state police n CWC. more
Mar 30
@ Bhavesh Mehta: I would differ with you on police not being able to collect intelligence about trafficking, I am aware of a elite force of Indian Police having full data on trafficking in a certain state not only did not act but did not even support the project that could have ripped trafficking across the nation. Of course a few political leaders cutting across various party lines would be behind bars if the police acted with integrity! more
Mar 29
