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    Abstract (Human Trafficking)

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    Human trafficking is a serious issue that violates human rights and leads to immense suffering for victims around the world. An estimated 27 million people globally are victims of human trafficking. In India, victims of trafficking face many difficulties, including intimidation, shame, challenges in prosecution, and high risks of being victimized again. The document analyzes the status of human trafficking laws in India and discusses the need for broader initiatives to assist victims and provide a stronger basis for future prosecutions in order to better protect victims' rights and enable their growth and development.

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    Human trafficking is a serious issue that violates human rights and leads to immense suffering for victims around the world. An estimated 27 million people globally are victims of human trafficking. In India, victims of trafficking face many difficulties, including intimidation, shame, challenges in prosecution, and high risks of being victimized again. The document analyzes the status of human trafficking laws in India and discusses the need for broader initiatives to assist victims and provide a stronger basis for future prosecutions in order to better protect victims' rights and enable their growth and development.

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    Human trafficking is a serious issue that violates human rights and leads to immense suffering for victims around the world. An estimated 27 million people globally are victims of human trafficking. In India, victims of trafficking face many difficulties, including intimidation, shame, challenges in prosecution, and high risks of being victimized again. The document analyzes the status of human trafficking laws in India and discusses the need for broader initiatives to assist victims and provide a stronger basis for future prosecutions in order to better protect victims' rights and enable their growth and development.

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    Abstract (Human Trafficking)

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    Prakash Kumar
    Human trafficking is a serious issue that violates human rights and leads to immense suffering for victims around the world. An estimated 27 million people globally are victims of human trafficking. In India, victims of trafficking face many difficulties, including intimidation, shame, challenges in prosecution, and high risks of being victimized again. The document analyzes the status of human trafficking laws in India and discusses the need for broader initiatives to assist victims and provide a stronger basis for future prosecutions in order to better protect victims' rights and enable their growth and development.

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    Human Trafficking, Its Issues and Challenges in India: A Study from Human Rights
    Perspective1

    Since ages, Human trafficking has been prevalent in the society. It is a curse for the whole
    country that leads to unending sufferings which not only lower the physical strength but also
    feeble the mental status of a person. Growth and development are the words which are unknown
    to their world. They have to suffer discrimination and humiliation to a large extent. It is a serious
    contemporary social justice and human rights issue. A recent U.S. government report estimated
    that as many as 27 million persons around the world are victims of human trafficking. It is highly
    important to protect their basic human rights and provide them with such environment that paves
    way for their consistent growth and protect them from atrocities of the world. In the current
    scenario, though there are various laws and government policies working towards the betterment
    of such people yet there are various hurdles in the path. Therefore, there is a need to generate a
    better understanding of an issue like this in order to provide for a status to all the victims of
    human trafficking in the country and to promote their growth and development. The paper
    discusses the manifold difficulties faced by the victims of trafficking in India while many of
    whom face intimidation, shame, difficulty in prosecution, high likelihood of re-victimization in
    their own country. The paper ultimately concludes that broader, victim-based initiatives are
    necessary both to assist victims and to provide a firm basis for the future trafficking
    prosecutions. Thus it aims to analyze the status of human trafficking laws in India and the issues
    and challenges faced by the victims in the country.

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    Abhishek Singh Bhadouriya, 2nd Year, Hidayatullah National Law University

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