Parliamentarians and human rights activists pointed out the need for amendments to the bill to prevent trafficking and demand protection for victims.
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In today's meeting of the House of Representatives, Women and Social Affairs Committee, Maiti Nepal demanded that internal trafficking and trafficking within the country and sexual violence, increasing sexual exploitation, sex business (mainly in the case of minor children) should be covered.
Advocate Uma Tamang emphasized that it must be included in the work of advancing the legal proceedings of trafficking and trafficking. 'The amendment bill seems to have addressed this issue to some extent, but there is still a need for clarity,' she said.
Deputy Director of Maiti Nepal, Achyut Kumar Nepal, said that along with the arrest of the victim's court papers, the victim's access to justice should be addressed. He said that protection, security and family reunification of victims should be clearly stated in the law.
Maiti Nepal demands that psycho-social counseling should be provided to the victims and victims before registering the case of human trafficking and trafficking. Chairman of the committee, Kiran Kumar Shah, expressed his commitment to take initiatives to include provisions in the bill, including that in case of death of the victim, his children should get compensation easily.
Member of Parliament Javeda Khatun Zaga stressed that there should be a clear system of legal action regarding breach of privacy. Similarly, MP Shanti Shrestha opined that the government should bring a bill to cover the financial expenses of the victims of human trafficking.
