Prostitution in Nepal
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Nepal is currently the largest "sending country" for human trafficking in India. It is estimated that nearly half of all Mumbai's sex workers working in brothels are imported from Nepal. It is estimated that more than 150,000 innocent rural women and girl children are trafficked to Indian brothels and cities alone for commercial sex.
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- Article by : Kumar Chudal, Office of Attorney General, Nepal
- Rape For Profit -- Human Rights Watch Report
- Guilty Without Trial
- Gomare et al. (2002) Adopting strategic approach for reaching out to inaccessible population viz Abstract WePeF6707F abstract, The XIV International AIDS Conference.
- India - Facts on Trafficking and Prostitution from the Coalition Against Trafficking in Women (CATW)
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