Trafficking: An Emerging Social Problems

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The book examines the problem of trafficking of children for the purpose of commercial sexual exploitation (hereafter referred to as CSE) and describes the framework within which this exploitation takes place. Additionally, it features a brief review of the various rescue and rehabilitation initiatives by the Government as well as Non-Governmental sectors. This chapter also contains a reveiw of various national and international policies as well as laws of the country pertaining to trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation. The book ends with an overview of the definitions used within the study. About Author : Dr. K.P. Yadav teaching in the University of Lucknow since last one decade and having three books to his credit. In addition he has completed several research projects and contributed more than 20 papers in various national and international journals of repute. Contents : PrefaceEmerging Social ProblemsTrafficking of Girls and Children: Situational AnalysisImmensity of the Problem of TraffickingTrafficiking of Women and ChildrenIndia's International and Regional CommitmentLaw, Law Enforcement and JudiciaryConvention on the Elimentaion of all Forms of Discrimination Against WomenProtocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, Supplemnting the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organised CrimeThe Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act 2000Trafficking and Commercial Child Sexual Abuse in India: The StatusPolicy Initiatives Against Trafficking and Commercial Child Sexual Abuse in IndiaInitiatives in Co-operation: Flighting Trafficking and Commercial Child Sexual Abuse in IndiaChild Prostitues and Children of ProstitutesSwadhar: A Scheme for Women in Difficulty CircumstancsMinimu Standards of Care and Support for the Victims of Trafficking and Other Forms of Violence in South AsiaAnnexuresIndex