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Prevention and combating of human trafficking in women children the role played by national human rights commission in the same
Swati Sharma
Prevention and combating of human trafficking in women children the role played by national human rights commission in the same - BangaloreBangalore NLSIU 2011 - 98 p. ; 25 cm.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter-1 (1-3); Introduction; RESEARCH METHODOLOGY (4-6); Methodology; Hypothesis; Research Question; Chapterization; Source of data; Mode of citation; Chapter-2 (7-13); TRAFFICKING: MEANING AND CONCEPT; 2.1 Trafficking: Dictionary Meaning; 2.2 The Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking In Persons; 2.3 Trafficking in Women and Children; 2.4 Trafficking Protocol 2000; Chapter-3 (14-19); PROCESS AND PROCEDURES RELATED TO TRAFFICKING; 3.1 Process of Trafficking; 3.2 Victims and Targets; 3.3 Present Situation; 3.4 Elements of Human Trafficking; Chapter-4 (20-25); TYPES OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING; 4.1 trafficking for sexual exploitation; 4.2 trafficking for labor exploitation; 4.3Trafficking for medical purpose; 4.4 trafficking of children; Chapter-5 (26-32); NATIONAL LEGAL FRAMEWORK; 5.1 Laws in India for Trafficking.. 5.2 The Constitution of India; 5.3 Directive Principles of State Police; 5.4 The Indian Penal Code 1860; 5.5 The Immoral Traffic Prevention Act 1956; Chapter-6 (33-39); INDIAN JUDICIARY AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING ; 6.1 Bachpan Bachao Andolan V/S Union of India and others; 6.2 Vishal Jeet v. Union of India; 6.3 Gaurav Jain v. Union of India; 6.4 Lakshmi Kant Pandey V/S Union of India; Chapter-7 (40-47); ROLE PLAYED BY VARIOUS GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS; 7.1 Role of Ministry of Women and Child Development; 7.2 role of national human rights commission; 7.3 Role of Ministry of Home Affairs; 7.4 Role of National Commission for Women; Chapter-8 (49-56); INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS FOR PREVENTION AND COMBATING OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN WOMEN AND CHILDREN; 8.1 Relevant international statutes for trafficking in India; 8.2 Relevant regional statutes for trafficking in India; Chapter-9 (57-88); PREVENTION AND COMBATING OF TRAFFICKING: METHODS AND PROCEDURES; 9.1 Ensuring Human Rights Perspective for the Victims of Trafficking; 9.2 Preventing Trafficking; 9.3 Emerging Areas of Concern in Trafficking-Their Pattern & Trends; 9.4 Identification of Traffickers and Trafficked Victims; 9.5 Special Measures for Identification and Protection of Trafficked Child Victims; 9.6 Rescue of Trafficked Victims, Especially in Brothel-Based and Street Based Prostitution with Special Focus on Child Victims; 9.7 Rehabilitation, Reintegration and Repatriation of Trafficked Victims with Special Focus on Child Victims; 9.8 Cross Border Trafficking National and Regional Cooperation and coordination; 9.9 Legal Framework and Law Enforcement; 9.10 witness protection and support to victims; 9.11 Training, Sensitization, Education and Awareness; Chapter – 10 (89 – 91); Conclusion; BIBLIOGRAPHY.
Prevention and combating of human trafficking in women children the role played by national human rights commission in the same - BangaloreBangalore NLSIU 2011 - 98 p. ; 25 cm.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter-1 (1-3); Introduction; RESEARCH METHODOLOGY (4-6); Methodology; Hypothesis; Research Question; Chapterization; Source of data; Mode of citation; Chapter-2 (7-13); TRAFFICKING: MEANING AND CONCEPT; 2.1 Trafficking: Dictionary Meaning; 2.2 The Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking In Persons; 2.3 Trafficking in Women and Children; 2.4 Trafficking Protocol 2000; Chapter-3 (14-19); PROCESS AND PROCEDURES RELATED TO TRAFFICKING; 3.1 Process of Trafficking; 3.2 Victims and Targets; 3.3 Present Situation; 3.4 Elements of Human Trafficking; Chapter-4 (20-25); TYPES OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING; 4.1 trafficking for sexual exploitation; 4.2 trafficking for labor exploitation; 4.3Trafficking for medical purpose; 4.4 trafficking of children; Chapter-5 (26-32); NATIONAL LEGAL FRAMEWORK; 5.1 Laws in India for Trafficking.. 5.2 The Constitution of India; 5.3 Directive Principles of State Police; 5.4 The Indian Penal Code 1860; 5.5 The Immoral Traffic Prevention Act 1956; Chapter-6 (33-39); INDIAN JUDICIARY AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING ; 6.1 Bachpan Bachao Andolan V/S Union of India and others; 6.2 Vishal Jeet v. Union of India; 6.3 Gaurav Jain v. Union of India; 6.4 Lakshmi Kant Pandey V/S Union of India; Chapter-7 (40-47); ROLE PLAYED BY VARIOUS GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS; 7.1 Role of Ministry of Women and Child Development; 7.2 role of national human rights commission; 7.3 Role of Ministry of Home Affairs; 7.4 Role of National Commission for Women; Chapter-8 (49-56); INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS FOR PREVENTION AND COMBATING OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN WOMEN AND CHILDREN; 8.1 Relevant international statutes for trafficking in India; 8.2 Relevant regional statutes for trafficking in India; Chapter-9 (57-88); PREVENTION AND COMBATING OF TRAFFICKING: METHODS AND PROCEDURES; 9.1 Ensuring Human Rights Perspective for the Victims of Trafficking; 9.2 Preventing Trafficking; 9.3 Emerging Areas of Concern in Trafficking-Their Pattern & Trends; 9.4 Identification of Traffickers and Trafficked Victims; 9.5 Special Measures for Identification and Protection of Trafficked Child Victims; 9.6 Rescue of Trafficked Victims, Especially in Brothel-Based and Street Based Prostitution with Special Focus on Child Victims; 9.7 Rehabilitation, Reintegration and Repatriation of Trafficked Victims with Special Focus on Child Victims; 9.8 Cross Border Trafficking National and Regional Cooperation and coordination; 9.9 Legal Framework and Law Enforcement; 9.10 witness protection and support to victims; 9.11 Training, Sensitization, Education and Awareness; Chapter – 10 (89 – 91); Conclusion; BIBLIOGRAPHY.