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Training of Police Officers for Empowering and Capacity Building on Anti Human trafficking<br />
Pre and Post training evaluation form:<br />
% of correct response<br />
Sl<br />
Statement<br />
Pre- Post-<br />
No.<br />
Workshop Workshop<br />
1 Trafficking and prostitution are the same. 86 88<br />
2 Trafficked persons are also called as “soliciting<br />
persons” under the law.<br />
41 66<br />
3 Trafficked person indulges in flesh trade and is,<br />
therefore, a criminal.<br />
52 66<br />
4 “Customers” can never be arrested under ITPA<br />
because they have committed no crime.<br />
25 50<br />
5 An adult woman can never be trafficked. 27 44<br />
6 Section 511 IPC is the appropriate section to deal with<br />
attempt to trafficking.<br />
53 56<br />
7 A brothel house can be ordered to be closed only by a<br />
Judicial Magistrate.<br />
27 47<br />
8 The scene of crime in a case of trafficking is only the<br />
brothel room where sexual act takes place.<br />
80 80<br />
9 The scope of ITPA is limited, and it does not apply to<br />
a private house where a massage parlour is being run<br />
even if a trafficked woman is being made to indulge in 22 38<br />
sexual acts under the guise of running a massage<br />
parlour.<br />
10. Trafficking is only done for the purposes of<br />
prostitution.<br />
83 88<br />
Participant Feedback:<br />
The participants appreciated the workshop procedure and agreed that the different<br />
sessions added to their knowledge regarding the issue of Human Trafficking, which they<br />
previously lacked. A number of participants also said that they had very little idea about<br />
the legal aspects since the senior officials mainly deal with this.<br />
They also mentioned that their level of determination and conviction to stop the crime has<br />
increased to a great extent and they would assist their senior officers in this. Networking<br />
with local Community based organizations, NGOs would be an important part of their<br />
plan of action in this regard.<br />
Excerpts from the feedback of the participants:<br />
Understanding on human trafficking:<br />
According to the participants they now have clear concept of human trafficking<br />
and its ramifications and that it is an organised crime. As they had said earlier that<br />
they had very little knowledge. The workshop also elucidated on the differences<br />
between prostitution, trafficking, offenders and victims. They have learnt that<br />
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