Understanding Trafficking in Madhya Pradesh – Interview with Prashant Dubey
Over the past few years, Prerana’s Anti-trafficking Center (ATC) has been instrumental in documenting challenges while working on anti-human trafficking (AHT) in
Child Protection in Madhya Pradesh – Interview with Archana Sahay
Over the past few years, the ATC has been instrumental in documenting concerns around human trafficking in India, including the accomplishments and
30 years in G.B. Road, Delhi – Interview with Lalitha S.A.
In July 2019, a team from Prerana’s Anti-Trafficking Center visited Delhi to better understand the situation of sex trafficking in the capital.
Pre-Trial Legal Investigative Processes involving Child Victims of Sexual Offences – How can they be less violative and more child-friendly?
Geetarani Lourembam With Inputs from Priti Patkar and Kashina Kareem As per the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences ACT (POCSOA) Rules2020,
Standard Operation Procedure (SOP) For Combatting Trafficking of Persons in India – NHRC
Human trafficking is a crime in which the victim faces continuous and multiple crimes at all stages. The victim suffers physically, psychologically,
ATC Release: Building a Relationship of Trust with the Child
When Aparna was placed in a child care institution, there were some details about her background and family that she was not
ATC Release: Scaling in Depth
When a child who has been missing from home, is found by the police or other relevant authorities, it is important to
The Right to Education: Fighting the odds – The story of Madhuri
Education is essential for a successful and stable future. However, formal education isn’t always accessible for the marginalized children living in the red-light
ATC Release: Ascertaining the Age of a Rescued Victim
We share our experience of a case where the age of the victim of commercial sexual exploitation was in question. To determine
ATC Release: When Families facilitate Exploitation
Certain communities from several villages on the confluence of Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Madhya Pradesh are notorious for the rampant practice of
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