India Must Do More to Rescue Trafficked Victims
A prominent Indian charity says India must do more to rescue trafficked victims...
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Hundreds of Children Disappear from Assam Daily
Hundreds of children disappear from Assam daily. Mormu and his family are from a small village in northeastern India. This is an article about the children who are disappearing daily from the Indian state of Assam...
Indian Law Allows Working Children
A new Indian law allows children to work in a family business. But advocates say they are concerned. The law may interfere with schooling and many manufacturing businesses operate in residential areas and try to falsely appear as a family enterprise...
Law Students Encouraged to Fight Trafficking
Indian law students are encouraged to fight trafficking. The Paralegal Training and Institutional Centre at Thrissur Government Law School in Kerala, India, has partnered with the District Legal Service Authority to form an Anti-Human Trafficking Club...
Indian Art Project Remembers Millions of Missing Girls
An Indian art project remembers millions of missing girls who have fallen prey to traffickers and are now sex workers...
Trafficked Workers Put up a Legal Fight and Won
Katrina had devastated the Gulf Coast and workers were needed to as pipefitters and welders and marine fabrication. Over 500 men came from India to take those jobs with Signal International...
Indian Religious leaders Agree to Fight Slavery
On Thursday, religious leaders agreed to use their power to fight slavery in India...
Tiny Hands International
Tiny Hands International is a nonprofit based in Nebraska but reaching as far as Nepal, Bangladesh, and India. It works with children in impoverished parts of the world and aims to fight human trafficking...
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India Creates Roadblocks for Survivors
Many trafficking survivors learn that their families are prone to the wrath of their traffickers, but India maintains its Tier 2 rating even with such human rights abuses.