Girl Trafficking is a bad act

Girl trafficking is an illegal act. The act of selling girls is proved to be aggression (अत्याचार) upon time. The discrimination between male and female has weakened the potentialities of girls even if they are equally able. They are trafficked and left at brothels where they are compelled to act as prostitutes. And thus aggressions crosses the boundary. Moreover, they suffer from AIDS or others venereal diseases infected by the clients. While they are brought back to country, other problems crop up. The families, the society and the community may not accept them. The problems of accommodation, employment and medical care are always there. Such girls are generally, mentally disturbed. They need good care of their health, love and affection from near and dear ones which is probably impossible because of fear. They discard them and even drive them away. Such life is the futile life. So, trafficking is the greatest crime and the most humiliated act which must be driven out.

Activities being carried on now to prevent trafficking or alleviate the suffering experienced.

Government of Nepal, NGO and INGO are actively working against girl trafficking. Maiti Nepal, a non-government organization, is also effectively working for the rehabilitation of trafficked girls whom they call back from India and somewhere else or those who voluntarily return. This organization also generates awareness to deter (निरुत्साहित गर्न ) girl trafficking. Similarly, fifteen organizations have joined together to form 'Alliance against trafficking of women and girls in Nepal (AATWIN)' that will arise an important national and international issue and strictly prohibits girl trafficking, punishes brokers and rehabilitates trafficked girls. The news, views, information, etc. are punished in different newspapers, journals and magazines are also contributing a lot to root this out. Hence, many brokers and traffickers have been arrested, trafficked girls or women have been returned and many girls or women have been caught in border or at the time of bargaining.