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The sleuths of @CyberCrimeRck Police #arrested an inter-state #CyberStalker for #harassing a woman by sending indecent and obscene messages through #SocialMedia platform.@TelanganaDGP @TelanganaCOPs @cyberabadpolice @hydcitypolice @ts_womensafety @TS_SheTeams @sheteams_rck

Children are at great and growing risk of human trafficking: they represent one-third of victims globally — a share that has tripled in the last 15 years. Governments must take urgent steps to strengthen prevention, support victims and bring perpetrators to justice.

‘We have power as survivors. We talk to the victims, and we talk to the government officials who intervene. We bridge this gap and tell the truth about what is happening. This is collective strength’. - Pachaiyammal Arul #VictimsVoicesLeadTheWay #EndHumanTrafficking

#EndHumanTrafficking #WorldDayAgainstTraffickinginPersons @WBPolice 👏👏

World Day Against Trafficking in Persons - 30 July Victims’ Voices Lead the Way - This year’s theme puts victims of human trafficking at the center of the campaign and will highlight the importance of listening to and learning from survivors of human trafficking (1/2)

Our work over the last three decades has comprised of immediate and long-term victim assistance along with collaborative efforts to build sustainable rehabilitative solutions. #WorldDayAgainstTraffickinginPersons

Today is #WorldDayAgainstTraffickinginPersons a day reminding us of the plights of millions of victims trapped in this modern day form of slavery. I reiterate my personal pledge to fight this nefarious crime till my last breath.

#ThankYou @ILFAT_India and @kamonohashiprj for providing us #MedicalKit to prevent rapid spread of Corona. Your initiative has made us not only happy but also aroused a sense of safety and security. @PATnorth24pgs @Tafteesh_IND @LeadersUtthan @IndiaSanjog

Survivors of #humantrafficking are often subjected to great stigma & humiliation that not only affects their mental health, but also their fight for justice. Let's act to stop stigma, says #ILFAT leader Piu. #WorldDayAgainstTraffickingInPersons @BandhanMukti

Vulnerable children across 30 slum communities we work in have no way of keeping safe from Covid as it claims 1000s of lives. Our safety kits cost just INR 780 & include masks, sanitisers & sanitary napkins, so they can stay clean & protect themselves. bit.ly/3u6tmQ0

Nafisa* was only 14 years old when she was sold off by her relative & #abused repeatedly by her #traffickers till she was #rescued. Nafisa is fighting for #justice even as continues to deal with her past trauma. She is not willing to give up until her traffickers are punished.

Pompi Banerjee discusses how at present, India does not have a comprehensive rehabilitation policy for survivors of human trafficking in her article titled, 'Importance of Mental Healthcare to Rehabilitate and Empower Survivors of Human Trafficking. csrmandate.org/importance-of-…

We are proud of the braveheart for her active efforts in making Courts more child-friendly for young survivors.

Nafisa, who dreams of becoming a social worker, has asked the High Court of West Bengal to ensure minor survivors get financial compensation and help rather than face endless questions, rejection, and abandonment.

We congratulate the minor in standing up against her abusers in the court of law, testifying against the heinous criminals, setting an example for many to be inspired from. The survivor's strong will and her strong testimony were crucial in this grand win.

She was rescued by anti-trafficking officials in 2016 and taken to a shelter where she has since been living and studying. The girl, now 17, has been awarded compensation by a court in West Bengal, having previously testified against the three suspects in her case.

Did you know that a teenage #trafficking survivor from #WestBengal has won Rs 900,000 as reward money, making it one of the biggest #compensation sum in India? The #survivor was only 13 when she was #trafficked from eastern #Odisha and sold to a brothel in #Sonagachi, Kolkata.

Kiya was a star student and an outstanding jewelry artist. She also excelled in athletics, karate & placed high in several statewide karate competitions. Kiya distinguished herself as a leader at the shelter & in the jewelry program. She is now studying fashion design in college.

After she was rescued, Kiya spent several years recovering at a shelter supported by Her Future in Mumbai. She went back to school and also participated in a vocational training project in jewelry that we offered at the shelter.

When Kiya was in her early teens, she was drugged, #kidnapped, and #trafficked from her school in #Nepal to a brothel in #Mumbai by her own aunt. Kiya, however, didn't give up!