Across India, thousands of children as young as 4 years old are drugged, beaten and forced into the sinister world of child trafficking, every single day.
A short video posted by ufaan.org shows in under a minute the cruelty of this multi-million rupee industry that results in a missing child every 8 minutes, most of whom are never traced again.
Earlier this month, the proposed draft of India’s first anti-human trafficking law received widespread criticism from charities and activists, who said that the proposed legislation is flawed and does not address all aspects of the fast-growing crime.
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