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Trafficking in-person is a widely discussed issue in Nepal after the restoration of multi-party democracy in 1991. In Nepal, different women's groups and child right groups have been working to prevent trafficking, and to protect the rights of survivors of trafficking for the last one decade. However, trafficking has been one of the major forms of human rights' violation of women and children in this country. It is an organized crime against humanity and a gross violation of human rights, particularly the human rights of women and children. There are different confusing data regarding the number of trafficked women and children from Nepal. However, there are evidences suggesting that human.
Second National Conference of Trafficking Survivors of Nepal, 2008 September, 3 - 5 - 2008-09-22
Shakti Samuha is a non-governmental organization established in 1996 to fight against anti trafficking and to establish the rights of trafficking survivors. It has been organizing several programs to achieve its goal and "National Conference of Trafficking Survivors of Nepal" is one of them. The National Conference is being organized since 2007.

Shakti Samuha organized the First National Conference of Trafficking Survivors of Nepal to mark the occasion of the 97th Women Workers Day in March 2007. The major objective of the conference was to unite the trafficking survivors, explore the problems faced by trafficking survivors, raise awareness of trafficking amongst the survivors and public, and pressurize the government to fulfill the demands of survivors immediately. Around 180 trafficking survivors participated in the conference.
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