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Female Trafficking In Tamil Naidu

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Dolvi oswal Catherine Thomas BA LLB 2014 3 November 2014 This paper deals with the deep analysis of the reasons behind female trafficking in Tamil Naidu. We are acquainted with this type of outrageous issue as we all have read books, newspapers, seen movies which deal with it. But the question I want to pose is why such incidents are happening? Is lack of education the reason behind it? Though Tamil Naidu has the second highest percentage of literacy rate still the trafficking rate is increasing day by day. The Indian society need to know that the awareness and education provided is not enough to eradicate trafficking from India The women trafficked are tortured, drugged and murdered every day. Every year the number of trafficking victims …show more content…

In 2013, going by data from the National Crime Records Bureau, the cases registered climbed to 549, the second highest number in the country. It's held this spot for two years running since 2012. Police and anti-human-trafficking activists said Tamil Nadu has emerged as a destination for humans being trafficked across borders. The Tamil Nadu police and non-governmental organisations rescued 386 minors and non-governmental organisations rescued 386 minors and 414 women in 2013, all victims of human trafficking.” (Jain) This report is a recent publication in an esteemed news paper “Times of India”. People in Tamil Naidu are seemed to me the most educated and sentient people but then also it is one of the highest ranking states in trafficking. Is education and awareness not enough to eradicate this evil practice something more is required by this society or should I say that the education given by the Indian education system is not enough to overcome such …show more content…

According to the National Crime Records Bureau, a girl is abducted every eight minutes in India. A US report on human trafficking states that India is one of the world’s main hubs for child sex trafficking.” (roychoudry) These women are unwillingly made to travel. They also try to escape whenever they get opportunity but then also abduction does occur. They give them drugs to make them unconscious. And then they are taken to some surreptitious place or brothels where they are kept in isolation. After few weeks of isolation they torture these girls so that they don`t run away. When the girls are fearful to be persecuted or getting beaten up, they are sexually

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