TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS

Special Type of Cases; increase budget allocation; increase the conceptual clarity about the
differences between the crime of human trafficking and offences envisioned under the FEA 2007.
Finally, the Report concludes that different forms of trafficking are emerging in Nepal. With the lack
of consolidated data, it is, however, difficult to estimate the magnitude precisely in each form. The
massive earthquake of mid-2015 has greatly increased the vulnerability of trafficking especially of
women and children. Evidences confirm that there has been the nexus of foreign labor migration
and TIP, and protection and promotion of the migrant workers should be the lexicon priority of the
GoN. Law enforcement status is still not satisfactory. Surveillance and monitoring in the formal and
informal institutions have been ineffective. The GoN compliance on rescue, rehabilitation and
reintegration of trafficked survivors appears to be grossly inadequate mainly because of low budget
allocated. Recent judicial responses are encouraging but much effort is needed to reorient the whole
judicial system as human rights friendly and victim centric. Drawing on the findings and conclusions
of the Report, the recommendations are drawn related to prevention, protection, prosecution,
capacity development, coordination and cooperation and maintaining data information system.
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