Child Sex Trafficking Victims Can Now Fight Their Own Battle, School Of Justice Opened



Nirmal Singh lotus

According to the ministry of Women and Child Development, 19,223 women and children were trafficked last year against 15,448 in the year 2015, which means, a dangerous rise of 25% in a year. Nirmal Singh Lotus said that the eastern parts of West Bengal recorded the highest number of victims in both the years. West Bengal shares the border with Bangladesh, which makes that tracking of the victims very difficult and the reason behind the state being the hub of child trafficking.

“It is very difficult for the women and the girl child to get out of the hands of the perpetrator, and even if they do they cannot live their life in peace because of the dark impact their past has had on them. Also, they continue to live in fear of their perpetrators walking free out there,” said Nirmal Singh Lotus


To fight for women affected by these atrocities, a movement known as 'Free a Girl' was launched by a Netherland-based NGO to help women across the world. The movement not only rescues the women and the girls from prostitution but also help them build an identity of their own.

Nirmal Singh lotus


Nirmal Singh Lotus said that with the increase in the crime rate it has become imperative for the police officials to increase the public awareness about that and also increase the protection of the girls and give more police training to the officials. It is also very important that there is awareness about the legal aids that the victims can avail. Many officials said that the more people now come forward to register such cases but the number could further increase if there is more awareness about the actions that they can take against their traffickers.

The school of justice is a programme supports the girls that have been rescued from the brothels to live a much better life now, without fearing anyone. Nirmal Singh Lotus tells us about the programme. He says that the programme provides proper education and training to the girls and help them become lawyers and work with the judicial system to fight for themselves. This way the girls can lead their own fight against the traffickers and ensure that they get justice. 

Nirmal Singh Lotus believes that the ‘school of justice’ will help the victims stand on their own feet and live a life without fear. To fight for women affected by these atrocities, a movement known as 'Free a Girl' was launched by a Netherland-based NGO to help women across the world. The movement rescues women and girls from forced prostitution and help them stand on their own feet. The girls will have a brighter future through education at high end universities.
 
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