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Training of Police Officers for Empowering and Capacity Building on Anti Human trafficking Workshop No. 4 District : Howrah Venue : Shibpur Police line, Howrah Workshop Dates: 27-28 th August,2007 Resource Persons Contact Base Swarnendu Sarkar, Suravi Sarkar, Avijit Ghosh Sanlaap Rituparna Chatterjee SLARTC Prosenjeet Chakraborty, Aloke Bera PTC Rajendra Mitra, Anirban Chakraborty Participant Profile 9 ASIs and 23 Constables from Amta, Uluberia, Domjur, Panchla, Bauria, Udaynarayanpur, Bagnan, J.B. Pur, Joypur, R.I. Howrah police line, 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. Rank M F Total ASI 09 00 09 Constable 18 05 23 Total 27 05 32 Workshop Details: Day -1 Session Title & Purpose Introductory Session Pre training evaluation Getting to know each other (ice breaking activity) Description/ Remarks After a discussion with the participants on workshop goals and objectives, the participants were asked to stand in a line behind the theatre specialist maintaining a distance in between. The workshop specialist acted as a trafficker and the participants being policeman had to catch him. As the policemen tried to move in, at certain times the trafficker turned to watch if anyone is moving. If the trafficker finds someone moving he has to introduce himself with his name, address and the police station in which he is working. During the pre training evaluation it was realised by the resource persons that though most of the participants knew that persons are trafficked for CSE but they were not very aware of other aspects like various other reasons of trafficking, ITPA, differentiation between victim and accused and that even the customers are also exploiters. The participants were asked to sit in a circle keeping their eyes closed. During concentration an ambience of a beautiful morning was given. The participants were asked to open their eyes in this beautiful morning, move towards his closest friend and greet him . Contact Base 27
Training of Police Officers for Empowering and Capacity Building on Anti Human trafficking Assessing prioritisation given to combating trafficking Clarifying concepts Identifying traffickers, offenders, victims, Investigation Laws and procedures on CSE (ITPA, IPC) Activity for improving observation and communication skills. Investigation The participants identified the top crimes affecting our society. They mentioned dowry, human trafficking and rape, begging racket, drug peddling, Terrorism as the top crimes of concern. Participatory discussions facilitated clarification of concepts. The participants mentioned CSE, Child Labour, Bonded Labour, Camel Jockey, Organ Transplant as the various aspects of Human Traffcking. They also identified routes of trafficking in West Bengal, reasons of trafficking and effects of trafficking. They mentioned that a victim can also become a trafficker. They assessed economic disability and illiteracy as the main reasons behind trafficking. Children are forced to carry drugs from one place to another. Innocence of women and children are often exploited to lure and afterwards traffick them. Allurance of marriage and job are the main means of trafficking. Participants identified Howrah Railway Station as the major transit point where they need to increase their vigilance to stop the crime. In an activity where a safety net was built to protect a nine-year girl, the participants identified several stakeholders like- parents, teacher, neighbour, friend, Panchayat, police, NGO, Lawyers, local clubs etc. PTC resource persons held a detailed session with the participants on their role in identifying vulnerable persons, victims and traffickers in source, transit and destination areas and also the role of SOs during investigation. The participants could assess that persons from family can also be a trafficker. Anybody involved with trafficking is punishable under law. The participants during the investigation session said that often collection of traces required for investigation is not done properly. Lady constables are not aware of their responsibilities during investigation. The participants were not aware of rehabilitation of victims. Leveling is done at Police station and not at site. The participants did not know about ITPA. They felt that the customers who buy sex should also be brought to justice by law.Then they were made aware of the provision for the same under ITPA. The participants stood in a circle and were asked to look into the eyes of the person standing opposite to him or her. The participants was then asked to close his eyes and tell about some character about his partner. The participants shared that many a times evidence is not collected in the proper manner. Labeling is done at a later stage once the evidence has been brought to the PS. They were sensitised on incorrect processes like wrapping evidence in cotton wool and why it is incorrect. They also mentioned that many a times lady constables are not clear about their roles and responsibilities. Contact Base 28
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