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Prostitution and Sexual Slavery in India

...... Despite this fact, attempting to prevent women from becoming engaged in the industry is often nearly impossible. In order to do this, the act must be considered criminal, which it is not in many cases. CBI chief Ashwani Kumar called human trafficking one of the most serious organised crimes alongwith narcotics trade and illicit arms trade (Human para. 1). The investigator also suggested that this particular crime is often difficult to prosecute or observe because it works as the source, transit, and destination of the crime, and because human trafficking acts as both a supplier and a consumer investigators have fewer leads to pursue ("Human para. 2). In order to deal with these unique challenges, the government has decided to frame policy and to enact legislations addressing the issue, as well as involve NGOs and social groups in rescue and rehabilitation of victims (Human para. 3). In addition, the fact that the industry brings in a great deal of funds must have an impact on the strength with which the law enforcement persecutes offenders. Further, the conservative society in which the sex industry operates makes it difficult to speak of the issues publicly. Even places that have traditionally been