Child Trafficking In India
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"If You Want Son, You Cannot...": Supreme Court Tough On Child Trafficking
If a newborn goes missing from the hospital, the first step should be to cancel the hospital's licence, the Supreme Court said today as it expressed anguish over cases of child trafficking and issued guidelines to tackle this menace.
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UP, Bihar, Andhra Top States In Child Trafficking; Delhi Records Alarming Rise: Study
Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Andhra Pradesh are the top three states with the maximum number of children trafficked between 2016 and 2022, while Delhi has seen an alarming 68 per cent rise from pre- to post-Covid times, according to a new study by an NGO
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Woman Who Traced Her Birth Mother To India Finds Heartbreaking Truth
Mumbai: As an Indian child adopted and raised in Sweden, Nilakshi Elizabeth Purve Jorendal, was always curious about her birth mother. Her adoptive parents were open about her background, which was “hard to miss when you are a brown girl growing up in a white country” with three white siblings, said Ms Jorendal, now 44. So in the late 1990s she...
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"If You Want Son, You Cannot...": Supreme Court Tough On Child Trafficking
If a newborn goes missing from the hospital, the first step should be to cancel the hospital's licence, the Supreme Court said today as it expressed anguish over cases of child trafficking and issued guidelines to tackle this menace.
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UP, Bihar, Andhra Top States In Child Trafficking; Delhi Records Alarming Rise: Study
Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Andhra Pradesh are the top three states with the maximum number of children trafficked between 2016 and 2022, while Delhi has seen an alarming 68 per cent rise from pre- to post-Covid times, according to a new study by an NGO
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Woman Who Traced Her Birth Mother To India Finds Heartbreaking Truth
Mumbai: As an Indian child adopted and raised in Sweden, Nilakshi Elizabeth Purve Jorendal, was always curious about her birth mother. Her adoptive parents were open about her background, which was “hard to miss when you are a brown girl growing up in a white country” with three white siblings, said Ms Jorendal, now 44. So in the late 1990s she...
