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house id	1
answering dept id	20
answer date	2016-03-07
tabling member constituency	Enfield%2C Southgate

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02/03/2016

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International Development

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Nepal: Human Trafficking

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25259

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To ask the Secretary of State for International Development, what steps her Department is taking to tackle child trafficking in Nepal; what assessment she has made of (a) the role of Childreach's Taught Not Trafficked and (b) other preventative education programmes in such work; and if she will make a statement.

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Enfield, Southgate

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Mr David Burrowes

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29548

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is ministerial correction

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07/03/2016

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Our Work in Freedom programme tackles human trafficking and promotes safe migration in Nepal and across the region, providing community training, support to victims in destinations and helping to improve laws and policies. In 2015, the programme reached more than 54,000 people in Nepal, including about 40,000 women and children through door to door visits.Following the devastating earthquake last year, DFID Nepal supported work with the Nepal Police, Women and Children Service Directorate and Ministry of Women and Social Welfare to create women and children safe spaces, and stop trafficking of women and children. We also support wider work that contributes to helping children avoid the risk of being trafficked, including improving livelihoods, providing skills training and helping families to better withstand natural disasters.DFID is not currently engaged in work directly with Childreach.

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New Forest West

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Mr Desmond Swayne

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07/03/2016 14:34:43

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