Essay on Child Trafficking
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Introduction
Child trafficking is to seek a child for exploitation. Thousands of children are trafficked every year from rural, tribal as well as urban areas in India. Victims are bought and sold like commodities.
Different Stages of Child Trafficking
Recruitment: Recruiting takes place in different ways. It may be voluntary if a child wants to support his/her family’s poor economic condition. Children may even be kidnapped or sold to the recruiter directly.
Movement: Movement might occur locally, regionally, nationally, or internationally through various modes of transportation.
Exploitation: After the victim is transferred to the final destination, traffickers exploit them in various ways like child labor, sexual assault, begging, or making them domestic slaves etc.
Child Trafficking: Supply and Demand
Supply: Those who are trafficked compose the supply. The various supply factors are poverty, natural disasters, unemployment, domestic violence etc.
Demand: The traffickers and those who benefit from the child exploitation provide the demand. The most common demand factors are migrations, demand for cheap labor, organ trade, sex tourism, brothels, organized crime etc.
Child Trafficking in India
Child trafficking is the fastest growing and the third largest organized crime in India. According to UNICEF 12.6 million children are engaged in unsafe occupations. According to NHRC of INDIA 40,000 children are adducted each year out of which 11,000 are untraced. According to The Global Slavery Index, existing figure of slaves is 18.3 million in India. Every 8 minutes, a child is missing in India.
Conclusion
Child trafficking is a fast growing network and has to be stopped. Government has to work with the help of NGO’s to develop, evaluate and implement laws and provisions to stop the crime. The exploiters have to be punished rather than the exploited. Creating awareness and educating people is important. We need to stop supporting the act by refraining from giving donation to the beggars on the street as helping them encourages the crime even more.
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