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and all times is always
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sung...and they will think of you till again
you slowly read and dream of the soft look your
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The Global trafficking industry generates up to US $7 billion each year through this inhuman trade (UNIFEM)

 7,00,000 persons primarily women are trafficked within and across International borders. (US Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act, 2000).

 Nearly 2 million children are abused and trafficked globally every year (Situation Report India, 1998)

 Nearly 5% of the women and girls engaged in prostitution are from Nepal and Bangladesh (Situation Report India, 1998)

 5000-7000 Nepali girls are trafficked to India every year mainly through the Indian states of U.P. and Bihar(Study by Maiti, Nepal)

Globally, human trafficking is on the rise. Today it is the third largest form of transnational illegal trade after arms and drugs.

44% of the women in prostitution fall prey to traffickers because of poverty. (Situation Report India, 1998)

40% of the women in prostitution are inducted when they were less than 18 years of age. (Situation Report India, 1998)

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 News:
Mar 16, 2007: Asian Human Rights Commission Update: Human rights (Guria) activists threatened not to pursue cases against the women traffickers

, a non-profit organisation, has been fighting the sexual exploitation of  women & girls specially forced prostitution &  trafficking which has  further become severe and complex due to sex tourism and spread of HIV/AIDS. While responding to their immediate suffering we
are focusing on the root causes of prostitution  poverty and inequality. We strongly believe that it is not charity that  is wanting in the world-it is justice to make a humane world where all beings co-exist in harmony.

had made a beginning with the adoption of three children of a woman in prostitution (WIP) by Ajeet in 1993. At present we are working for creation and restoration of the rights of women in prostitution (WIP) and their children at Shivdaspur (Red Light Area), Varanasi U.P. and Bedia tribe, involved in traditional family-based prostitution, at Karar village, Raisen, M.P.