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How Kailash Satyarthi Children’s Foundation (KSCF) addressing child trafficking

ENDING CHILD TRAFFICKING

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How Kailash Satyarthi Children’s Foundation (KSCF) addressing child trafficking

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  1. INTENSIVE AREA ACTION IN 100 DISTRICTS OF CHILD TRAFFICKING Campaign Against Ending Child Trafficking & Child Rape We engage, inspire and mobilise people from diverse backgrounds to build a child-friendly world We work towards building strong safety nets for children by spreading awareness against child trafficking, child labour and other forms of social evil through Engaging, Inspiring, Mobilising and Involving stakeholders like government agencies, law enforcement agencies, CSOs, parents, teachers, grassroots organizations, gram panchayats and people from diverse backgrounds to build a child-friendly world. Over368,000 STAKEHOLDERS REACHED THROUGH CAMPAIGNS SINCE 2019 100 Trafficking Prone Districts INTENSIVE AREA ACTION AGAINST CHILD TRAFFICKING 7,207 TRAFFICKERS IDENTIFIED SINCE 2012 7 STATES INTENSIVE AREA ACTION AGAINST ENDING CHILD TRAFFICKING 2,000

  2. VILLAGES COVERED BY SURVIVOR-LED INTELLIGENCE NETWORK 20 High-Risk Districts INTENSIVELY COVERED BY SURVIVOR-LED INTELLIGENCE NETWORK Intensive Area Action is a strategic intervention in 100 highly trafficking prone and vulnerable districts to identify the gaps in the implementation of the existing policies and legislation to combat child trafficking and work towards finding solutions. The focus will be to be catalyst of change to derive solutions by and with law enforcement agencies to support in strengthening the implementation mechanism on child protection in districts to increase the reporting, registering and investigation of cases against child trafficking, child labour, child marriage and child sexual abuse. Strategic Action 1.Action in 100 high-risk districts for child trafficking 2.Survivor-Led intelligence network in 2000 most vulnerable villages in 20 high-risk districts 3.Intensive capacity building and strengthening the survivor-led intelligence network by survivors, law enforcement agencies, stakeholders responsible for strengthening child protection mechanism OUR INTERVENTION •Intensive on-ground awareness campaign through Survivor-led intelligence network •Sensitization and Awareness campaign against child trafficking , child labour, child marriage and child sexual abuse through: – film screening – parcha and pamphlet distribution – wall writing – nukkad natak – community baithaks (meetings) •Jan Samvad: Campaign Against Child Trafficking – Public Dialogue •Identification and mapping of Children and Families in villages vulnerable to Child Trafficking •Capacity Building and strengthening the law enforcement system

  3. •Activation of Panchayati Raj system at the village-level for child protection •Intensive capacity building of police, child welfare committees & other stakeholders in 100 districts •National research on prevalence of child trafficking •Formation and strengthening of Village Child Protection Committees (VCPC) •Introduction and establishment of Village migration registers (VMR) •Operationalization of Anti Human Trafficking Units (AHTUs) •Ensuring law enforcement action against trafficking and traffickers by creation of district level task force •Operationalization of Child-friendly police stations (CFPS) •Identification and formation of Child Friendly Courts (CFC)

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