Manual for Training Police on Anti Human Trafficking

Dr. Kiran Bedi Resi. 2, Talkatora Lane
Indian <strong>Police</strong> Service New Delhi -110 001
FOREWORD
I have always been concerned with the training of police officials, both as
participants in capacity building programs and also as trainers themselves.
I would like to congratulate the Gender <strong>Training</strong> Institute at the Centre <strong>for</strong>
Social Research towards bringing out this manual <strong>for</strong> training the <strong>Police</strong>
personnel on combating Human Trafficking. It is a road map with very clear
laid down milestones with the how and ‘why’ of training. It has a distinct
focus on dealing with the subject in a human rights framework, with an
engendered perspective and a victim centric approach. It will not only give
the user required in<strong>for</strong>mation and build their knowledge, but would also
empower them to combat this heinous crime.
My association with Dr. Ranjana Kumari and the Gender <strong>Training</strong> Institute
at the Centre <strong>for</strong> Social Research goes back many- many years. She, her
institute, and her team played a major role in facilitating gender sensitization
workshops to Delhi <strong>Police</strong> men & women. The good news is that the programme
sustained.
I do believe that the practical education detailed in the road map will also
get sustained and achieve the desired goals <strong>for</strong> the service at large.
Dr Kiran Bedi
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