Where Do India’s Missing Kids Go? A Short Film to Make You Care
Thousands of children are drugged, beaten and forced into the sinister world of child trafficking, every single day.
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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