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Odisha proposes radical reform in policy “Nutan Sakala” to curb trafficking of women, girls
Odisha has proposed a radical policy named 'Nutan Sakala' to address human trafficking, particularly targeting the trafficking of women and girls. The state has recorded the highest number of human trafficking victims in India annually since 2021, with some years showing near-zero conviction rates.
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