Dear Sir/ Madam,
Greetings from Human Liberty Network, an open forum of NGO’s of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar involved in betterment of Trafficking victims/survival.Human Liberty Network organized a consultation in association with Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University Lucknow. where 32 Participants participated including V.C. of RMLNLU, DG Mahila samman prakoshta,UPSLSA,UPSCPCR,NIPCCD, INGO's and NGO's and drafted.Suggestive document with list of participants in the cons is attached here.

Dear Madam,
The Trafficking of persons (Prevention, Protection and Rehabilitation) Bill, 2016 seems a comprehensive bill but it is feeling dissatisfaction. This draft bill defines ‘victim’ in well but it is very disappointed that it doesn’t give any definition of different form of trafficking and no definition of ‘Prevention, Protection and Rehabilitation’. So, when we speak about victim’s protection or rehabilitation, people will give their definition according to their own understanding.

Dear Minister Madma.

I am here by submitting the suggestions and recommendations for the Draft Trafficking Of Persons (Prevention, Protection and Rehabilitation) Bill, 2016 from CSOs lead by Caritas India. The list of CSOs are enlisted in the document attached.

Kindly find the suggestions and recommendations along with the cover letter from the Executive Director of Caritas India.

Regards

Leeza

On behalf of Caritas India.

From,
This recomendations are prepared after the consultation of The survivors of sexual exploitation, who are accomodated at our three shelter homes in Maharashtra.
Regards
Triveni Acharya
President
Rescue Foundation

Trafficking of Persons (Prevention, Protection, Rehabilitation) Bill, 2016: Submission of Inputs from [National Alliance of women, Odisha Chapter]

In response to theMinistry of Women and Child Development’s request for inputson theTrafficking of Persons (Prevention, Protection, Rehabilitation) Bill, 2016 (hereinafter TIP Bill, 2016),[National Alliance of women Odisha chapter ,organized a consultation on 9th june 2016 at its office in Bhubaneswar
A total number of 34 participants from dif

The present recommendations and comments with regard to the Draft Bill represent and are the outcome of a three-day consultative process with sex worker’s collectives from Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Telangana. Following this, the draft recommendations were shared with civil society organisations, women's rights activists, lawyers for their comments and endorsements. The list of people who have signed in endorsement are appended to this document.

Dear Sir/ Madam,
Please find attached civil society recommendations on Trafficking of Persons (Prevention, Protection and Rehabilitation) Bill 2016.This emerged from a consultation held at New Delhi with participation of various civil society organisations coordinated by Actionaid.

We hope this will be useful to you

warm regards
sameet

Dear Madam

Please find attached the comments from Sanjog, Kolkata.

I submit my strong objection to Section 24 of the draft bill which shifts burden of proving innocence on the accused, which is against normal principles of natural justice. There is no justification given either in the draft bill as to why such a provision is necessary. Kindly see attached PDF for my comments in detail.

Dear Madam,

Please find attached the Draft Trafficking of Persons (Prevention, Protection and Rehabilitation) Bill 2016 with recommendations, which have been put together in consultation with lawyers, social workers, researchers and activists, who work with victims of labour trafficking in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Bihar, Jharkhand and Odisha.

Hopefully you will find the document useful in the final stages of legislative drafting of this bill.

Regards,
Roop Sen