IoT Enabled Anti-Child Trafficking System Using Data Analysis

The increasing prevalence of child trafficking in the South particularly in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal requires a creative solution that can go beyond the orthodox preventative techniques. This continuously growing issue mainly violates the fundamental rights of children, for example liberty, education, social support, and economic opportunities. Trafficked children must go through physical and sexual abuse, which turns into slavery, forced labor, and committing crimes like begging, theft, and delivering drugs. To create a definitive system that targets detecting and response for stopping child abduction and trafficking, this research provides an anti-child trafficking device that is embedded with different types of sensors and location trackers. These sensors are used to collect accurate data or information for real-time child monitoring. The collected data can be used for detecting potential trafficking routes and predicting future circumstances. Using these technologies, it is possible to create a protective boundary for children. This research paper presents a model of combined sensors of our proposed wearable device. It can be considered a resolver in the prevention of child trafficking and abduction, by providing any alert or messages to the parents now.