Child Trafficking Objectives

1.10 Objectives of the Study
1. To study the nature and magnitude of child trafficking.
2. To consider how economic and social conditions causes child trafficking.
3. To stop child trafficking by advocacy for policy reform in state and national level.
4. To study the impact of trafficking upon the children.
5. To create awareness of child rights and evil of child trafficking among the general masses of the society.
6. This research work on Child Trafficking has sought to throw light on the problem of child trafficking and analyze the factors and forces responsible for its continuation and upholding. During the research work, various issues that deserve immediate attention of all concerned were identified and analysed.
7. The objective of

The objective of the present study is to focus on the magnitude of child trafficking in Assam and try to find out the every possible reasons behind it and also try to find out desirable solution to the problem.
9. To study the trend and dimensions of various forms of child trafficking.
10. To put forward certain constructive suggestions and recommendation by the investigator for the prevention of child trafficking.

1.11 Hypothesis
The existing national and state laws in India are deficient and fail to fulfill the International standard of human rights especially child trafficking and UN Trafficking Protocol 2000.

1.12 Approaches / Research Methodology

Research Methodology is a way to systematically solve the research problem. The researcher adopted collaborative legal research methodology as it is mostly doctrinal and also empirical to the some extent of filling up the demand of research work only. In the present research work by way of doctrinal method, the researcher has made a sincere effort to highlight the existing law relating to child trafficking. While so doing, the researcher will delineate the pronouncements made by the Apex Court as well as High Courts pertaining to Child

In addition to in-person interviews and collection of data CID, Assam, researchers conducted an extensive literature and policy review on the nature and scope of child trafficking in India, study the law and policy steps India has taken to address child trafficking, and the compliance of these laws and policies with the UN Trafficking Protocol.
Researchers used a variety of sources, including international treaties, reports by national and international organizations, publications by academic institutions, scholarly articles, domestic laws and other legislative documents. The data also collected from books, journals, newspapers, the internet, magazines, electronic media, non legal journal and to search out the reports of different committee and commissions, Police Department., various NGO’s . Case laws from the Indian Supreme Court and High Courts are included.
For authentic and accurate dataset, researcher mostly study the reports of NCRB at national level and TIP reports published by US Secretary of State at international