The Supreme Court has termed child trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation a deeply disturbing reality in India. It issued landmark guidelines directing courts to sensitively assess minor victims’ testimony and not discard it over minor inconsistencies.
Supreme Court expressed concern over a report claiming “every eight minutes, a child goes missing” and told the Centre to streamline the adoption system. The Court ordered the government to appoint a nodal officer for missing children by December 9.
The Supreme Court expressed concern over a missing Russian woman who fled India with her 4-year-old amid a custody case, urging restraint to protect India-Russia relations. The bench said it hopes the child is safe and not a victim of trafficking.
The Delhi High Court has asked the Centre to clarify if X Corp. must mandatorily join the Sahyog portal for cases involving trafficking and national security. The government must file its reply by September 10, 2025.
Today, On 11th August, Supreme Court directed the Delhi government to “submit a detailed report explaining how bail was granted and how the state opposed it” in cases linked to a large-scale interstate child trafficking racket involving kidnapped children sold across several states.
Patna High Court has taken serious note of the of a grave issue, trafficking and sexual exploitation of minor girls under the guise of orchestra and dance groups in Bihar.
Supreme Court Today (April 21) takes urgent action to rescue six missing children linked to a trafficking racket. The court called traffickers a serious threat and ordered strict accountability.
In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court of India addressed systemic lapses in tackling child trafficking while delivering a sharp rebuke to the Uttar Pradesh government and the Allahabad High Court in Pinki v. State of Uttar Pradesh and Another.
The Supreme Court Today (April 15) strongly warned hospitals over missing newborns, saying their licence must be cancelled. It also criticized UP authorities and gave urgent orders to crack down on child trafficking.
The Supreme Court Today (April 15) harshly criticized Uttar Pradesh for its careless handling of a major child trafficking case. Justice Pardiwala exposed shocking details, including newborns stolen from hospitals and sold for money.
