Women Trapped In Human Trafficking: Its Causes and Effects

Mr. Santosh Pujar, Dr. R. N. Mangoli

Abstract: Women have been seen as a source of traditional and sexual gratification for ages. Owing to the age old gender biases they also tend to become the targets of varied forms of violence and harsh practices directed towards them from the society.  The most common form of torture that they suffer is abduction and kidnapping of women for the purpose of trafficking, to be used them for numerous reasons including prostitution.

The reported cases of abduction and kidnapping of women and girls for the year 2013 is 51881 as per the Crime in India. The rising trend if observed for the last 5 years beginning from 2009 has very alarming. The percentage variation for merely the last two years that is 2012 and 2013 has been a (35.2%) increase in the reported cases (Crime in India).

The present paper is an attempt to study this figurative rise in trend in abduction and kidnapping of women and girls over the years and an understanding of the progressive offenses that it leads to and the social perspectives and mind-sets that has been the basis for such offences. This paper also proceeds to suggest some measures to stringently enforce the available laws so as to prevent these acts of violation towards women. The researcher has focused primarily on articles, NCRB reports, journals, newspapers and statute documents.

Keywords: Women Trapped, Human Trafficking, Causes, Effects and Solutions.

Title: Women Trapped In Human Trafficking: Its Causes and Effects

Author: Mr. Santosh Pujar, Dr. R. N. Mangoli

International Journal of Social Science and Humanities Research

ISSN 2348-3156 (Print), ISSN 2348-3164 (online)

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Vol. 3, Issue 2, April 2015 - June 2015

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Women Trapped In Human Trafficking: Its Causes and Effects by Mr. Santosh Pujar, Dr. R. N. Mangoli