Manual for Training Police on Anti Human Trafficking

<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Training</strong> <strong>Police</strong> on Anti Human Trafficking 40
2. Ask the participants to distinguish between the two scenes depicted in the respective illustrations
– identifying the correct procedure and appropriate sensitivity in one, and pointing out the
procedural discrepancies or insensitivities in the other.
3. Discuss the role of police officers of each rank, starting with constable to DCP/SP and make
participants clear about their roles as well as any additional role they can play, if the need arises.
3. POST-RESCUE
The police personnel’s role is extremely important in the post-rescue, since this stage represents the
first point of contact between the survivor and the society in the <strong>for</strong>m of police personnel. As such,
within post-rescue, the first response of the police personnel to the survivor of HT has far-reaching
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EXERCISE
Post-Rescue (Pre-FIR) – Interaction with Survivor
Estimated time : 20 mins
Material required : Pre-prepared images of two persons engaged in dialogue
Methodology : Presentation of visual, improvisation of dialogue, presentation of
dialogues
Expected outcome : Participants recognize the elements of sensitive behaviour involved
between police and survivors
1.
Activity
Display the images of interaction between two people.
2. Divide the participants into smaller groups in which each group devises a possible script that can
take place between the police and the survivor of HT.
3. Have two volunteers from each group enact their dialogue.
4. You can give a prize to the best presentation if you wish.
FIR: The Delivery Vehicle <strong>for</strong> Justice
FIR is the first document in the process of justice delivery. The steps that follow are mostly
dependent on the FIR. It is thus important to ensure that the victim of trafficking is not viewed
as an offender or accused.