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Training of Police Officers for Empowering and Capacity Building on Anti Human trafficking organ transplantation, Foreigner’s Act, IT Act, Juvenile Justice Rescue, Interviewing victims and counselling Rehabilitation Group discussion and presentation Prevention Plan of Action Feedback and Evaluation sent to JJB and who to CWC. Discussion helped in clarifying concepts on relevant laws. They were sensitised on proper procedure of repatriation instead of “push back”. PTC resource persons discussed the proper process of interviewing victims and counselling. The presence of lady police officials is also important. If the victim refuses to give the interview in that case he or she can be sent to an NGO (dealing with the issue) for counselling. Sanlaap discussed that the rescue of a victim is the start of a positive journey, they discussed elaborately that police has a very positive role to play because they are the ones who would probably rescue the girl and take necessary steps for their rehabilitation. They also discussed whom to contact and what to do for proper rehabilitation or mainstreaming the survivors. Two groups of participants gave presentation on the ‘Role of Community in stopping TIP’ and the ‘Role of Police in stopping TIP’. It was observed that they reiterated issues covered in different sessions like building awareness, ensuring rehabilitation, strengthening linkages between different stakeholders, appointing source to gather information, taking necessary steps for interviewing the victims, ensuring exemplary punishment of offenders etc. SLARTC gave a presentation on networking between police, prosecutor & witness, importance of presentation of collected evidence ensuring prosecution to prevent trafficking. The participants mentioned that they would henceforth be in touch with NGOs working on AHT throughout the year, collect intelligence on vulnerable areas and persons and also create awareness among their colleagues and common people. They will also be more conscious about their behaviour with victims. It was found that the participants were not aware of the intensity of the problem. They said they didn’t know about ITPA and CSE. They were amazed to know that trafficking in human beings is listed third in the category of crimes worldwide. Many of them also didn’t know that customers are also exploiters and can be punished under the law. Contact Base 15
Training of Police Officers for Empowering and Capacity Building on Anti Human trafficking Pre and Post training evaluation form: % of correct response Sl Statement Pre- Post- No. Workshop Workshop 1 Trafficking and prostitution are the same. 87 93 2 Trafficked persons are also called as “soliciting persons” under the law. 48 80 3 Trafficked person indulges in flesh trade and is, therefore, a criminal. 54 80 4 “Customers” can never be arrested under ITPA because they have committed no crime. 45 70 5 An adult woman can never be trafficked. 35 74 6 Section 511 IPC is the appropriate section to deal with attempt to trafficking. 67 87 7 A brothel house can be ordered to be closed only by a Judicial Magistrate. 51 87 8 The scene of crime in a case of trafficking is only the brothel room where sexual act takes place. 77 96 9 The scope of ITPA is limited, and it does not apply to a private house where a massage parlour is being run even if a trafficked woman is being made to indulge in 41 80 sexual acts under the guise of running a massage parlour. 10. Trafficking is only done for the purposes of prostitution. 77 96 Participant Feedback: The participants appreciated the workshop and said that the workshop was very interactive and different resource persons from different organisation have broaden their understanding on the issues of Human trafficking and the ways of combating it. Excerpts from the feedback of the participants: Understanding on human trafficking: Participants said that they have learned a great deal about laws to combat human trafficking, which were not known to them earlier. The activities were very interesting to make one understand different aspects of trafficking and the mental trauma that a victim of trafficking goes through. According to some participants they now have detailed information about human trafficking, its process and ramifications. Not only as police personnel but as a responsible citizen it is their duty to take necessary steps to stop trafficking. According to some participants earlier they didn’t know that all the persons having knowledge of trafficking are guilty under the law. Contact Base 16
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