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Training of Police Officers for Empowering and Capacity Building on Anti Human trafficking Workshop No. 2 District : North 24 Parganas Workshop Dates: 20 th -21 st August, 2007 Venue : Police Computer Cell, Police Record Bhawan, Salt Lake, Kolkata Resource Persons Contact Base Sanlaap SLARTC PTC Ananya Bhattacharya, Sushanta Mukherjee, Subroto Dey, Suravi Sarkar Sanchita Mitra Prasenjit Chakrabarty, Dibbendu Hati, Samapti Banerjee, Indrani Chatterjee Participant Profile 15 ASIs and 16 Constables from Titagarh, Bangaon, Higalganj, Airport NS, Naihati, Khardaha, Hasnabad, Gaighata, Dumdum, Baranagar, Noapara, Barasat Women Cell, Doltala (HQ), Rajarhat, Amdanga, Deganga, Ashoknagar, Basirhat, Belghoriya, Sandeshkhali, Barasat, Menakha, Laketown, Swarupnagar, Nimta, Baguihati, Baduria, Haroa, Gopalnagar, Bidhannagar (N) Police Stations attended the workshop. The participants did not have prior experience in handling human trafficking cases. Rank and gender wise number of participants is detailed below. In addition, DSP (HQ) from N24, Shri Alok Choudhury (who is also the nodal officer for this training), and Shri Ashok Chakrabarty (ROI) were also present in the workshop Workshop Details Day 1 Rank M F Total ASI 14 1 15 Constable 11 5 16 Total 25 6 31 Session Title & Purpose Introductory Session Pre training evaluation Assessing prioritisation given to Description/ Remarks After a short discussion on the workshop goals and objectives with the participants, the participants were asked to close their eyes and clap as many times as the facilitator did. This helped everyone to concentrate. Then a simple activity was held on alertness where the participants were to follow direction from the facilitator and raise their right hand when the facilitator says left and left hand when the facilitator says right. Whoever made the mistake or lost concentration was asked to introduce himself. Observations are recorded in the table below. The participants identified top three crimes affecting our society. They mentioned trafficking of women and children, domestic Contact Base 13
Training of Police Officers for Empowering and Capacity Building on Anti Human trafficking combating trafficking Clarifying concepts Identifying traffickers, offenders, victims, Investigation Laws and procedures on CSE, Bonded labourer. Activity for improving observation and communication skills violence, drug peddling, child labour. Power point presentation and discussion was held for clarification of concepts. While discussing gender issue the participants identified very clearly about the position of male and female in our society and the rights of women and children. The participants identified routes of trafficking in West Bengal, reasons of trafficking etc. In an activity where a safety net was built to protect a nine-year old girl, the participants identified several stakeholders like parents, relatives, neighbour, doctor, teacher, police, and lawyer, NGOs etc. PTC resource person held a lecture based session on the role of Police in identifying vulnerable persons, victims and traffickers at source, transit and destination points and also the role of SOs during investigation. The SLARTC resource person held a lecture on the relevant Acts like ITPA, IPC and the appropriate section of those Acts. The participants mentioned that they were just about aware of CSE and ITPA as mere terms that they have heard earlier. Before this particular activity started the participants were asked about what is the most important part of their body for observation and identification of traffickers and victims, they said eyes. The participants then stood in a circle and changed their places keeping their eye contact intact. They realised that eye contact is very important not only for observation but also for intimidating an offender or comforting a victim. Day 2 Session Title & Purpose Warm up and recapitulation Assisting Police Officers in Investigation and intelligence gathering. Story telling and Mental health issue Rescue and post rescue care of victims Laws and procedures on exploitative labour, Description/ Remarks The second day began with the discussion on the importance of body language and an activity on body language followed. Then the participants recapitulated what they had done or discussed the previous day. PTC resource persons held a lecture-based session. The participants were not aware of proper procedures. They were sensitised on aspects of investigation like, why wrapping evidence in cotton was incorrect. The participants appreciated the session, especially the wrapping, labelling and collection of evidence. According to the participants, though the IOs do investigation yet, their role is also important. Through an image making activity and sharing a trafficked victim’s story the facilitator built an environment to make the participants understand the situation of the victim and his/her mental health. Sanlaap discussed the mental health condition of the victims. In a case study on three minors, where one (Indian) had trafficked the other two from Bangladesh, the participants identified who would be Contact Base 14
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