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HUMAN TRAFFICKING
1994.
Human trafficking is a group of
crimes involving the exploitation of men, Reported Incidents of crime
women and children for financial gains (Incidence…5,096)
which is violation of fundamental human
rights. Victims are lured or abducted from A total of 5,096 incidents of
their homes and subsequently forced to crimes under various provisions of
work against their wishes through various
laws relating to human trafficking
means in houses or other establishments,
indulge in prostitution or subjected to
were reported in the country during
various types of indignities and even killed 2006 as compared to 6,402 during
or incapacitated for the purposes of 2005 recording a decrease of 20.4%
begging and trade in human organs. This during 2006. 6,925 cases relating to
Bureau is collecting data under the Human trafficking were reported
following heads of crime which are related during 2002 as compared to 5,850
to human trafficking. and 6,175 cases reported in 2003 and
IPC Crimes 2004 respectively.
(i) Procuration of minor girls (section
366-A IPC) Crime Rate
(ii) Importation of girls ((Sec. 366-B (Crime rate… 0.45)
IPC)
(referred in the past as ‘Eve-
The rate of crime has declined
Teasing')
from 0.57 during the year 2005 to
(iii) Selling of girls for prostitution
(Section-372 IPC) 0.45 during 2006.
(iv) Buying of girls for prostitution
(Section -373 IPC Trend Analysis
SLL Crimes
(i) Immoral Trafficking (Prevention) The crime head-wise details of
Act 1956 reported crimes during 2002 to 2006
(ii) Child Marriage Restraint Act, alongwith percentage variation are
1929. presented in Table-6*(A). The crime
under human trafficking has
decreased by 20.4 per cent over 2005
Cases under following and 26.6 per cent over 2002.
legislations also form part of offences
under human trafficking but NCRB is not
collecting data specifically relating to Importation of Girls (Sec. 366-B
these acts.
IPC)
(i) Bonded Labour (System)
Abolition Act 1976
(Incidence…67)
(ii) Juvenile Justice (Care and
Protection of Children) Act 2000 A decrease of 55.0% has
(iii) Child Labour (Prohibition and been observed in such cases as 67
Regulation) Act 1986 cases were reported during the year
(iv) Human Organ Transplant Act 2006 as compared to 149 cases in the
previous year (2005). Bihar (42) and Maharashtra has accounted for 65.7
Orissa (12) have reported highest percent (23 out of 35) cases reported
number of such cases accounting for in the country in 2006.
62.7% and 17.9% respectively of total
such cases at the National level. Immoral Trafficking
(Prevention) Act 1956
Procuration of Minor Girls (Incidence…4,541
(Sec. 366A IPC) Rate…0.4)
(Incidence…231)
231 cases were reported in Cases under this Act have
the year 2006 as compared to 145 registered an increase of 23.1 per
such cases in 2005, accounting for cent (4,541) during the year as
59.3% increase over 2005. West compared to the previous year
Bengal has reported 77 such cases (5,908). 38.1% (1,732) of the total
indicating a share of 33.3 percent at cases reported in the country (4,541)
national level followed by Andhra were reported from Tamil Nadu which
Pradesh and Kerala (35 each). A also had the highest crime rate of 2.6
mixed trend was observed in these under this head as compared to the
cases during the last three years. National average of 0.4.
Details are given at Table 6*(C).
Child Marriage Restraint Act,
Selling of Girls for Prostitution 1929
(Sec. 372 IPC) (Incidence…99
(Incidence…123) Rate… Negligible)
Crime Head-wise Incidence of various crimes under Human Trafficking during 2004-2006
and Percentage variation in 2006 over 2005
Year Percentage
variation in
Sl.No. Crime Head
2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2006 over
2005
1. Procuration of Minor girls (Sec 366-A) 124 171 205 145 231 59.3
Table-6*(B)