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  By Anuradha Nagaraj and Nita Bhalla
  
  CHENNAI/NEW DELHI, Dec 4 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - New data released by the Indian government shows reports of
  human trafficking rose by almost 20 percent in 2016 against the previous
  year, but campaigners said on Monday the figures failed to reflect the true magnitude of the crime.
  
  
  The National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) said there were 8,132 human trafficking cases last year against 6,
  877 in 2015, with the highest number of cases
  reported in the eastern state of West Bengal, followed by Rajasthan in the west.
  
  
  
  Activists attributed the rise in to greater public awareness and increased police training, resulting in better
  enforcement of anti-human trafficking laws.
  
  The figures, however, remained a gross under-estimate as many cases went unreported,
  they said, with many people still unaware of the crime
  or lacking confidence to seek police help.
  
  "The trend the data is reflecting is pretty accurate. Trafficking is on the increase and that should be a cause of concern for all stakeholders," said
  Anita Kanaiya from The Freedom Project, an anti-slavery charity.
  
  
  "But the numbers themselves are far from ground reality. The number of trafficking cases will be many times more than what the data in the (NCRB) report states."
  
  About 40 million people were living as modern slaves last
  year - either trapped in forced labour or forced marriages - says the United Nations International Labour Organization and rights group Walk Free
  Foundation.
  
  South Asia, with India at its centre, is one of the fastest-growing regions for
  human trafficking in the world.
  
  Many victims are from poor rural areas and lured by traffickers with promises of good jobs, only to find themselves or their children forced to work in fields or brick
  kilns, enslaved in homes as domestic workers, or sold to brothels.
  
  
  The NCRB data released on Nov. 30 showed just over 60 percent of the 23,117
  victims rescued were children. Women and girls accounted for 55 percent.
  
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  Forty-five percent of victims were trafficked for the purposes of forced
  labour, and 33 percent for sexual exploitation such as prostitution and child pornography.
  
  
  Victims were also trafficked for domestic servitude, forced marriage, begging,
  drug peddling and the removal of their organs, the NCRB figures showed.
  
  
  Anti-trafficking campaigners said the data reinforced their own findings that young girls were most at risk, especially from
  sexual slavery.
  
  "From our case work which spans nearly a decade, we have seen that minor girls, particularly in the age bracket of 15-18 years are almost always trafficked in high numbers," said Adrian Phillips, an advocate from the charity Justice and Care.
  
  
  "They are young and hence are in greater 'demand' in the sex trade industry," he added.
  
  
  Campaigners say although the government response to human trafficking has improved in recent years, justice and support still
  eludes many victims, especially children.
  
  The government has introduced an online platform to find missing children, signed bilateral
  anti-human trafficking pacts with nations such as Bangladesh
  and Bahrain and authorities are now working with charities to train law enforcement officers.
  
  
  Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government also plans to unveil India's first
  comprehensive law on human trafficking, which will unify existing laws, prioritise survivors'
  needs and provide for special courts to expedite cases.
  
  
  (Reporting by Anuradha Nagaraj and Nita Bhalla, Writing by Nita
  Bhalla, Editing by Ros Russell. Please credit the Thomson Reuters Foundation, the charitable arm
  of Thomson Reuters, that covers humanitarian news, women's rights,
  trafficking, property rights, climate change and resilience.
  
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