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Human Trafficking Prevention Agency (HTPA)

Human Trafficking Prevention Agency (HTPA)
Start Date :
Dec 15, 2014
Last Date :
Sep 30, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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It is proposed to set up an agency to combat human trafficking in all its manifestations and grabs since it is a crime with involving other crimes and it is felt that we are few ...

It is proposed to set up an agency to combat human trafficking in all its manifestations and grabs since it is a crime with involving other crimes and it is felt that we are few steps behind traffickers and need to have a specialized agency manned by all stake holders for monitoring, investigation, rescue and rehabilitation of the victims. Currently, web portal of Anti Human Trafficking -www.stophumantrafficking/mha.nic.in is available in public domain.

The HTPA is proposed to be pro-active agency or collaborative endeavour of all stake holders so that some feasible impact on the menace can be made.

You are invited to give innovative ideas on what shape will this proposed new institution take in terms of structure, composition and area of functioning.

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Abhilekh Kaushik
Abhilekh Kaushik 11 years 1 month ago
In search of job,services,livelihood people are victimize in such types of Anti Social elements like Human Trafficking etc. We should stop the easy money ways at first, Non Registered many Agency now a days we see in website.Conscious people of our society should take a stand together take action against them like False Consultanty Agency or Escort Angeny.A special team shud work together Govt,NGO,Social worker,CID,Police,Cyber department,Human Rights and Lawyer.
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Krishnakumar Menon
Krishnakumar Menon 11 years 1 month ago
In the name of social service and in disguise;many NGOs and orphanages do child trafficking with many vested interests.Recently a Kerala orphanage did child trafficking from Bihar to a Madrassa in Kerala where there were many illegal and sexual abuse going on.Punish those not looking at them from minority or majority community with minimum 5 years hard imprisonment.
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Shivender Parmar
Shivender Parmar 11 years 1 month ago
sir legalise escort services and give sex workers their basic citizen rights because women who once come in this trade even if want to give some info are harassed by police and society, moreover seal the borders of nepal and bangladesh properly,extra vigilance must be taken for tribal girls or children of bpl families as police didnt file fir, the rackets of organ donation must be dealt strongly
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SUBRAMANIAN C RAMANARAYANAN
SUBRAMANIAN C RAMANARAYANAN 11 years 1 month ago
Human trafficking under the guise of orphanages and old age homes should also be verified. There are reports that many such institutions work for religious conversions getting money from overseas. There was a report in 1970s, while I was a student, that a charity organisation "rescued" a man on the streets but he was converted before his death thereby denying his right to die believing in his own religion. Even now many at prayer meetings say that they rescued a person by converting him/her.
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SUBRAMANIAN C RAMANARAYANAN
SUBRAMANIAN C RAMANARAYANAN 11 years 1 month ago
Human trafficking under the guise of orphanages and old age homes should also be verified. There are reports that many such institutions work for religious conversions getting money from overseas. There was a report in 1970s, while I was a student, that a charity organisation "rescued" a man on the streets but he was converted before his death thereby denying his right to die believing in his own religion. Even now many at prayer meetings say that they rescued a person by converting him/her.
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Sanchit Poonacha
Sanchit Poonacha 11 years 1 month ago
Our police force, the most visible sign of governance, is broken. How can India ever aspire to become more than developing country, if an Indian is worried each time he/she has to deal with the police. There have been multiple studies into the modernisation of the Indian Police force, but the central government and every state government has failed its citizens, so much so that the central and state government have chosen to ignore directions of the Supreme Court of India on police reform.
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S Sharma
S Sharma 11 years 1 month ago
The root problem of this is poverty. This is true all over the world. If in five to ten years poverty is eliminated in all villages , especially those of say Jharkhand and maybe four other states where trafficking is rampant, this problem will simply go away.
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RK Misra
RK Misra 11 years 1 month ago
Edn is a mind-forming, socialisation-changing, culture creating, potent weapon of building future society. Vision, imagination & post-bureaucratic model of management necessary. Autonomy begets creativity, motivation & freedom to use one`s ideas. Control & command stifle talent,genius & the poten greatness of the nation.. Kindly free hundreds of academic,scientific institutions of this scourge . As a former senior academic administrator, an ex-Chairman of an ICSSR institute,I believe
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