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Title: ANTI HUMAN TRAFFICKING - LEGAL REMEDIES


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ANTI HUMAN TRAFFICKING - LEGAL REMEDIES
TEAM PRESENTATION ON
  • By
  • S. UMAPATHI., IPS,
  • Inspr. Genl. of Police
  • CID, AP., Hyderabad
  • and AP State Addl. Anti Trafficking Nodal
    Officer.
  • Email umapathi_sattaru_at_yahoo.com
  • Cell 9440700900 040-23233027

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  • THREE ELEMENTS OF TRAFFICKING

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ANTI HUMAN TRAFFICKING - LEGAL REMEDIES
EXISTING LAW
PROPOSED LAW
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Existing Law
  • By using provisions of existing law in first four
    months of this year we in AP have
  • Registered 243 cases
  • Rescued 441 victims (87 minors)
  • Arrested 604 traffickers
  • Arrested 113 customers

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Characteristics of Trafficking
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Breaking Traffickers Networks
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Making use of IPC provisions
  • Sec. 366(A) (Procreation of minor girl).
  • Sec. 372 Selling minor for prostitution.
  • Sec. 373 Baying minor for prostitution.
  • Sec. 366 (B) Importation of minor girl from
    abroad.
  • Sec. 376 (2) (G) Committing gang rape
  • All offences are non-bailable, triable by
    sessions court and punishment up to 10 years

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Making use of ITP Act
  • Arresting customer u/s 7 (1)
  • Punishment upto 3 months if victim is a
    major. Punishment upto 7 years if victim is
    minor.
  • Sec. 13 (1) Inspectors of Police have already
    been designated as Spl. Police Officers in AP and
    they can take help of SIs, HCs or Police
    Constables. (G.O.Rt. No. 475 of Home dt
    16.08.1991 of AP.

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Making use of ITP Act
  • Sec. 18 To close the brothel / lodges or hotels
    indulging in prostitution.
  • 2 lodges in Guntur have been closed u/s 18(3) of
    ITP Act on 8.5.07 (result of UNODC training
    directions from State Nodel Officer)
  • 3 brothels closed in Rajahmundry (East Godavari)
    in Jan.2007.

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Making use of Cr.P.C. / IPC Provisions.
  1. Witness/ victim protection system Sec. 195 (A)
    IPC (threatening or inducing any person to give
    false evidence) punishment up to 7 years.
    Threatening means
  2. Injury to the person.
  3. Reputation.
  4. Loss of property of such witness and such person
    in whom such witness is interested.
  5. Sec. 437 (3) Cr.P.C. amendment 2005 Directions
    to the accused not to commit similar offence and
    not to make any inducement, threat or promise to
    any witness.
  6. Sec 164 A Cr.P.C. medical examination of victim
    of rape.

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Proposed amendments to Law
  • To make Sec. 3 (keeping a brothel), Sec. 4 living
    on earnings of prostitution, Sec. 5 procuring
    person for prostitution.
  • Sec. 6 detaining person in prostitution
    premises.
  • Sec. 7 prostitution in vicinity of public
    places.
  • To be made non-bailable and triable by Asst.
    Sessions Judge (in case of a child or minor).
  • Sec.12 all Sub-Inspectors of Police of police
    stations to be made spl. Police officers.
  • Sec. 21 protective homes to have rehabilitation
    package.

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Amendment to concurrent list
  • Inclusion of Anti Human Trafficking in the
    concurrent list i.e. list III of 7th Schedule of
    Constitution.
  • Various directions / letters of Govt. of India or
    advisory as on date and not mandatory.
  • Preventive detention is already in the concurrent
    list.
  • Trafficking being organized crime third biggest
    in the world deserves to be in the concurrent
    list.

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Sri Lankan Penal Code Amendments-2005
  • Sri Lanka defined trafficking in Penal Code.
  • They made punishments for persons providing
    services by computer to prevent sexual abuse of a
    child.
  • Internet café owner should preclude child
    pornographic sites.
  • Duty of people to inform authorities about use of
    premises for child abuse.
  • Debt bondage, serfdom, forced or compulsory
    labour, slavery are included in Penal Code.
  • We may think of such amendments.

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Amendment to PMLA-2002
  • Prevention of Money Laundering Act -2002-
    Schedule of offences under ITP Act 1956 do not
    contain Sec. 3,4 7
  • Minimum criminal proceeds quantum to be reduced
    from Rs. 30 lacs to Rs. 10 Lacs.
  • Govt. of India make take it up with the
    concerned. So that, assets (criminal proceeds
    tainted property) can be attached by the
    enforcement directorate.

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Amendment to PMLA-2002- contd
  • Those who cheat gullible /innocent / option less
    women to go to Gulf etc are not punished under
    PMLA for want of inclusion of Sections
  • 420 (cheating),
  • 468 (forgery for purpose of cheating),
  • 471 (using a forged document as guanine),
  • 472 (making a counterfeit seal) IPC in the
    schedule of PMLA.

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Three key characteristics of trafficking

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The Enemy (Commodification)
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The Problem

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The Strategy (three Ps)
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The Strategy (Three Rs)
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Strategy for stake holders intervention
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Basic concepts
  • Victim is treated as a VOCSET (Victim of
    Commercial Sexual Exploitation Trafficking).
  • Trafficking is a continuing offence.
  • If a victim is rescued at the age of 20 years and
    in her statement if she mentions that she was
    trafficked when she was 17 all IPC sections
    like 166 (A), 172, 173 IPC.
  • IPC sections enable the I.O to lay charge sheet
    quickly and obtain trial dates, finish the trial
    quickly.
  • Victim/ witnesses need protection and support.

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Non financial issues
  • Giving rewards/ medals to the officers, NGOs
    doing sustained Anti Human Trafficking work
    during Independence Day / Republic Day / Anti
    Human Trafficking Day.
  • Visual and print media of Govt to include Anti
    Human Trafficking issues regularly Dos and
    Donts.
  • Panchayat Raj institutions should be empowered by
    local GOs to tackle AHT work preventive role.

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ITP Act cases for the first quarter of the year
2007 (Jan to march 2007) with corresponding
period of previous year (impact of UNODC
interface in proactive policing in anti human
trafficking)
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WE ARE PROGRESSING
  • From
  • Talkers to Doers
  • Doers to Performers
  • Performers to Achievers
  • Achievers to Trend Setters
  • Trend setters to Reformers

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We, in AP Police..
  • Planned purposefully
  • Prepared prayerfully
  • Proceeded positively
  • Pursuing persistently

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Let us be a synergic team..
  • To come together is a beginning
  • To stay together is progress
  • To finish together is success.

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  • THANKS FOR YOU KIND ATTENTION

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Thank You for your kind attention
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