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Training of Police Officers for Empowering and Capacity Building on Anti Human trafficking
Getting to know each other (ice
breaking activity)
Assessing prioritization given to
combating trafficking
Clarifying of concepts
Identification of traffickers,
offenders, victim
Investigation
Laws and procedures on CSE,
IPC, case study sharing
An activity was conducted in which the facilitator
played the role of a trafficker, while the participants
were in their namesake’s role of police officials. The
policemen were supposed to catch hold of the
trafficker, but if the trafficker looked back then the
participants were to tell their names, police station,
and their likes and dislikes. This activity created an
atmosphere of ease and comfort among the
participants and also helped them to get introduced in
an informal manner.
In this session the participants identified the different
types of crimes which takes place in their area like
child & women trafficking, violence against women,
child labor, murder, terrorism, etc.
Clarification of concepts was carried out effectively
with the help of power point presentation as well as
group discussion. Different issues like Gender
discrimination of which the women are at the
receiving end and the problems, which arise out of
male- female discrimination, were discussed. Child
and Women’s Right and their vulnerable conditions
which make them easy targets of human trafficking
was also discussed. Participants were of the opinion
that anyone can become a victim of trafficking, and a
trafficker can be anyone from anywhere around us.
That, a trafficker will be a person who is familiar
with the people of that area/locality was discussed.
Concepts like missing persons could also have been
trafficked, the different routes/channels of trafficking,
what for trafficking is being done, what are the
reasons for getting trafficked were also clarified.
A detailed discussion was held with the participants,
where resource persons from PTC identified the
situations and conditions, which makes the women/
adolescents/ young girls vulnerable and victims of
trafficking. The source, transit and destination areas
of trafficking, also the role, awareness level and
behaviour of SOs during investigation were
discussed.
Power point presentation was used to explain the
legal procedures. It was observed that the SOs did not
have much knowledge about the ITPA and also did
not feel that knowledge of law is necessary, as they
do not have much scope to apply the same. The
participants were not aware that the customer is also
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