Phase IFoundation
Background
Overview
Child trafficking is a critical social issue impacting vulnerable sections, violating fundamental rights, and posing a significant internal security challenge due to its organized crime nature. It tests governance, law enforcement, and the effectiveness of social welfare policies.
Child trafficking is a grave human rights violation and a form of organized crime involving the illegal trade of children for various forms of exploitation, including forced labor, sexual exploitation, and illegal adoption. It is a complex issue driven by socio-economic factors like poverty, lack of awareness, and demand from illicit markets.