Category Archives: Women & Children

Boys fall prey to sex abuse in Mormugao taluka

Child abuse cases have been on the rise in the state. The government fails to address this issue or even acknowledged the same. Children are the least of the governments worries as they do not constitute numbers for their vote … Continue reading →

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Sensitization session with water sports operators

CRT conducted sensitization session on Child abuse in tourism for the water sports operators in Candolim and Sinquerim on 15th November 2016. Around 80 operators attended the sessions Water sports operators on the beach can help identify and report any … Continue reading →

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Child abuse in tourism and responsibility for Water Sports operators

Centre for Responsible tourism conducted sensitization session on Child abuse in tourism and responsibility for Water Sports operators in Colva, Betalbatim and Bogmalo. Around 51 water sports operators attended the training.

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CRG suggests child safety measures

Child Rights in Goa (CRG), together with the centre for responsible tourism, Goa, have recommended the setting up of ward-wise committees to monitor the safety of children. In an effort to create awareness that child labour is illegal, they suggested … Continue reading →

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Police Training in South Goa on Role of Police in combating child abuse

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‘Migrant children vulnerable to exploitation in tourism sector’

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Migrant-children-vulnerable-to-exploitation-in-tourism-sector/articleshow/53952998.cms Migrant children, as young as four, are being pushed into exploitative situations in the tourism industry, with this vulnerability intensifying as they grow older, a report has found. The report ‘Walking the Tightrope- Exploitation of Migrant Children in Tourism … Continue reading →

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