Anti Human Trafficking

The Anti Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU) in Nagpur is a dedicated branch of law enforcement focused on combating human trafficking. This specialized unit operates under the Nagpur Police Department and collaborates with various national and international agencies, NGOs, and the community to prevent and address human trafficking.

Objectives:

Prevention
  • Implement proactive measures to prevent human trafficking through community education, awareness campaigns, and collaboration with vulnerable communities.
Protection
  • Provide support and protection to victims of human trafficking, ensuring their safety, rehabilitation, and reintegration into society.
Prosecution
  • Strengthen the legal framework and ensure stringent enforcement of laws against traffickers to bring perpetrators to justice.
Partnerships
  • Build strong partnerships with local, national, and international organizations to enhance efforts in combating human trafficking.

Key Functions:

Investigation and Enforcement
  • Conducting investigations into suspected human trafficking cases.
  • Coordinating with other law enforcement agencies for operations and raids.
  • Gathering intelligence and data on trafficking networks.
Victim Support Services
  • Providing immediate and long-term support to trafficking survivors, including medical care, psychological counseling, legal assistance, and safe housing.
  • Collaborating with NGOs and shelters to ensure comprehensive care for victims.
Training and Capacity Building
  • Training law enforcement personnel, community workers, and other stakeholders on identifying and handling human trafficking cases.
  • Organizing workshops and seminars to raise awareness about human trafficking.
Awareness and Education
  • Conducting public awareness campaigns to educate communities about the dangers of human trafficking.
  • Engaging with schools, colleges, and local organizations to spread awareness and prevent trafficking.
Policy and Advocacy
  • Advocating for stronger laws and policies to combat human trafficking.
  • Participating in policy-making processes and providing recommendations based on ground realities.