What measures can be taken to prevent infant trafficking networks based on recent CBI arrests
Discussing potential prevention strategies post the arrest of seven accused in the infant trafficking network bust by the CBI.
- Strengthening of laws and regulations related to adoption and child trafficking to deter criminals and ensure stricter punishments.
- Enhancing surveillance and monitoring systems in hospitals, orphanages, and other child care facilities to prevent unauthorized movement of infants.
- Implementing strict background checks for individuals working in child care settings to prevent potential involvement in trafficking activities.
- Increasing public awareness campaigns to educate communities about the risks of infant trafficking and how to report suspicious activities.
- Strengthening coordination between law enforcement agencies, social services, and child welfare organizations to improve response and investigation capabilities.
- Providing support and resources for vulnerable families to reduce the likelihood of selling or trafficking their infants due to financial hardships.
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