Constitutional Provisions on Prevention of Immoral Trafficking and Prostitution in India

Trafficking of human beings is mounting day by day at an alarming rate all over the world. These organized and group crimes are happening across as well as within the borders of the states all over the globe. The organized crime conducting in the manner or work in such a way that the states find it rampantly tricky to track them out and fight the trafficking (slaving) industry. It is already clear from prior discussions on human trafficking that this brutal and shameless business is ranked among the world’s third largest business among all other organized criminal businesses. This is very profitable business and with the help of this profitable business the traffickers are making huge money. Trafficking of human beings occurs with the help of strong and politically influential criminals who function internationally through a wide network includes local, local-regional, national and multi-international criminal syndicates. They use world routes to transport helpless victims and are also linked to international mafias who are supported by black market financers and brothel keepers and handlers in the destination country. These criminal groups are also supported by corrupt government officers including politicians, law enforcement officers that is police, immigration officials who can manage and officers of the judiciary who accept bribes in the form of any other goods and money, sexual services and political support. They also include the nearer relatives and the family members by offering them huge economic benefit. The magnitude of the crime can be measured through the grim reality which has been not covered through various research and studies by international organizations and various international statutory bodies which are continuously working towards uprooting this crime and criminal tendency. Thus, there is a need for a powerful legal actions and response towards combating human trafficking and proper enforcement of stringent legislations and other legal measures are essential considering the present scenario all over the globe.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-08-31
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13777649
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Sex work and related issues
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Constitutional Provisions on Prevention of Immoral Trafficking and Prostitution in India

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Sex work and related issues
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Constitutional Provisions on Prevention of Immoral Trafficking and Prostitution in India

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Abstract

Trafficking of human beings is mounting day by day at an alarming rate all over the world. These organized and group crimes are happening across as well as within the borders of the states all over the globe. The organized crime conducting in the manner or work in such a way that the states find it rampantly tricky to track them out and fight the trafficking (slaving) industry. It is already clear from prior discussions on human trafficking that this brutal and shameless business is ranked among the world’s third largest business among all other organized criminal businesses. This is very profitable business and with the help of this profitable business the traffickers are making huge money. Trafficking of human beings occurs with the help of strong and politically influential criminals who function internationally through a wide network includes local, local-regional, national and multi-international criminal syndicates. They use world routes to transport helpless victims and are also linked to international mafias who are supported by black market financers and brothel keepers and handlers in the destination country. These criminal groups are also supported by corrupt government officers including politicians, law enforcement officers that is police, immigration officials who can manage and officers of the judiciary who accept bribes in the form of any other goods and money, sexual services and political support. They also include the nearer relatives and the family members by offering them huge economic benefit. The magnitude of the crime can be measured through the grim reality which has been not covered through various research and studies by international organizations and various international statutory bodies which are continuously working towards uprooting this crime and criminal tendency. Thus, there is a need for a powerful legal actions and response towards combating human trafficking and proper enforcement of stringent legislations and other legal measures are essential considering the present scenario all over the globe.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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Sex work and related issues
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