Andrew Forrest agreed that India deserved credit for beginning to deal with the problem, with its government unveiling a draft of its first comprehensive anti-human trafficking law to treat survivors as victims rather than criminals.
Nandita Roy, principal of Vivek college of Commerce, Mumbai is a published Academician and Ph D research guide. Speaking with Anita Barar, she talks about various reasons which are associated with this Modern Slavery. She also about Govt of Indias various laws in force and various NGOs working to control or protect the victims.
Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest has challenged political and business leaders to work together to abolish modern slavery.
Incidences of slavery were found in all 167 countries in the index, but 58 per cent was concentrated in just five nations.
They included China, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Uzbekistan, although India has by far the most modern-day slaves.
