"No one is fit to be a master and no one deserves to be a slave".  -  President George W. Bush

Home

Blog

UAE Facts

CASE Diary

Site Responses

UAE Economy

UAE Judiciary 

UAE Constitution


UAE Disputes

UAE History

Environmental Rights


UAE Wealth Funds

Free Trade Pacts

Business and Rights

General Information

 

Location Map
 
Supreme Council

UAE Ministry

Zayed Centre
   
Official  Addresses

Press Reports


Support Us

Our Sponsors

Feedback

Site Map

Links
 


Support Us
Your support as
a DONOR will help us
to solve operating expenses.


 


 

Special Features
 
Camel Kids
Special Reports  -  2004
Special Reports  -  2003
 
 
The Islands Issue

Abu Musa
Greater & Lesser Tumb
History of  Islands
 
Gulf War
 
Gulf War - II
War History
UAE Participation
 
Group of Sponsors
  

Legal

Police India

Lawyers India

Legal Cell

Travel Laws

NISA

 E-Tourism

Airlines India

CruiseLines India

Indian Islands

Yachts India

Scuba India.

Water Sports India

Beaches India

Travels India

Trains India

Taxi India

Homestays India

Hotels Lodges

Asia Malaysia

Emerald Islands

Harbour Marina

Kerala Tourism

MintValley

E-Business

Phones Mobiles

Business Bahrain

Commerce Dubai

AC India

Vallarpadam

Orchids India

Medical

Duty Doctor

HVAC Industry

Aircons

Split AC

HVAC SAUDI

HVAC UAE

HVAC Middle East


BE A SPONSOR



 

The Closing Note from the Drafters
(The fifth annual Trafficking in Persons Report (2005)
 


Anti-trafficking law enforcement efforts made impressive gains in 2004. In many parts of the world, however, the involvement of police and immigration officials in trafficking seriously hobbled efforts to free victims of their misery and prosecute those responsible for modern-day slavery. Too many law enforcement operations were unsuccessful as brothel-keepers, sweatshop owners, or traffickers were tipped off by corrupt officials.

The victims who are lost to corruption are nameless, but they are not faceless. This is the face of one such young girl, estimated to be 13 years old, found with 20 other young girls in a brothel on Lane 12 in a key South Asian city’s red-light district, during a police raid on December 2, 2004.

She has no name; we shall call her "Renu." She and the other girls were assembled in the upstairs lobby of the brothel and interviewed briefly by the police, before being ushered downstairs to the street into waiting police vans. In the intervening seconds before the police officer in charge could descend to the street after the girls, however, corrupt police officers colluded with the brothel management in whisking the girls into another brothel — they were gone within seconds. Renu is someone’s daughter, someone’s sister and we can imagine her happy in a life of which she is now deprived. Instead she is confined to a bed, subjected to serial rapes by "clients" in a hell that, barring rescue or escape, will likely lead to death by illnesses brought on by the sustained abuse of her fragile, undeveloped body.

Renu and other young girls being raped for profit in the brothel were found crammed into a small compartment behind a false wall — where the brothel keeper had hidden them to avoid detection and rescue.

We dedicate this year’s Report to Renu and all the precious lives of trafficking victims who have had their freedom cruelly denied because of corrupt security officials or have been placed into servitude by complicit officials. For their betrayal of the public’s trust and for their complicity in rape and slavery, these officials deserve the greatest possible punishment; yet all too often receive a slap on the wrist or no punishment at all. The TVPA requires that governments investigate, prosecute, convict, and sentence officials complicit of facilitating trafficking in persons and we are determined to shine the spotlight brightly on what corrupt police officers prefer to do in the dark — and what governments have failed to stop. Renu deserves nothing less.

The Staff
U.S. Department of State, Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons

Feleke T. Assefa Eleanor Kennelly Gaetan Leaksmy C. Norin Mark B. Taylor
Chad Bettes Paula R. Goode Rachel Owen Caroline S. Tetschner
Linda M. Brown Deborah Sheldon Kitchens Lauren Pucci Jennifer Topping
Carla Menares Bury John R. Miller Amy O’Neill Richard Rachel Yousey
Jennifer Schrock Donnelly Jessica M. Moniz Gannon Sims  
Anthony Eterno Sally Neumann Felecia A. Stevens
 

                

                     Return to: The fifth annual Trafficking in Persons Report (2005)


                                                      
 


View related links at:

Trafficking in Persons Report (2005), United Arab Emirates


'Camel Kids'  The Camel Jockeys of United Arab Emirates !

The Shocking Violations of Children's Rights ! (Special Reports - 2004)

'Human Trafficking', United Arab Emirates!

The Shocking Violations of Children's Rights ! (Special Reports - 2003)

The Emissaries of The Shaytans!  (The 'Satanic influence')

 Documents: Dubai: Migrant Workers at Risk ; The UN MW Convention & Campaigns
 

Updated: May. 12, 2005



 


Thank you for being a part of our web initiative.  We welcome your 
comments and feedback at:  mail@uaeprison.com  

View My Guestbook     |       Sign My Guestbook


     


If you are aware of any information on child labour in the UAE, please contact us. We are committed ourselves in highlighting the trauma and pain felt by the helpless victims in United Arab Emirates.  mail@uaeprison.com

     HOME            RESPONSES          PEOPLE SPEAK      





ABOUT US  OVER VIEW ARTICLES l  NEWS LETTER SPONSORSHIP CONTACT US 

TERMS & CONDITION l  PRIVACY POLICY | DISCLAIMER


Powered by Mint Valley Technologies (P) Ltd.



This site is best viewed in  800 X 600 resolution and optimized for 
Microsoft Internet Explorer
however, it is still Netscape Friendly.


 

 

MINTVALLEY GROUP OF WEB SITES, SPONSORS &  PARTNERS

E-Tourism
Airlines India
  ;  Cruise Lines India  ;  Indian Islands  ; Yachts India Scuba India.  ;  Travels India     Beaches India  ;  Water Sports India  ;  Taxi India  ; Kadmat  ; Kerala Tourism  ;  Trains India  Kashmir Tour Home stays India  ;  Hotels Lodges   ;  States America  ;  Asia Malaysia Marinas Asia ;   Monsoon World  ;Tourism Yellow Pages  ;  Cruise Lines Asia  ; Emerald Islands   ;  Laccadive ;  Harbour Marina Tinnakara ;  Oceanarium.in  ;  B2BTravels ; Oceanarium.biz  ;  India Maldives  ;  B2Bscuba B2BAyurveda ;  MintValley Travel 
 
E-Business
MintValley
  ;  Vallarpadam ; Vypeen  ; AC IndiaStates IndiaOffices IndiaStores India  ;  Works IndiaB2B Kerala ; Boats Kerala ; B2B Career ;Kochi Times  ; Properties KeralaProperties Karnataka ; Maharashtra PropertyIndia UAEPhones Mobiles  ;  B2B UsB2B Bahrain Ports Asia  Ports India ; India Russia  ; Kakkanad ; O Industry ; Commerce Dubai Orchids India ; JobsRs ; Web 2 Freelance ; Web2.0 Industry

HVAC, Energy & Science
HVAC UAE ;  B2B Earth ;  Aircons  ;  Split AC  ;  Gas India  ;  Grills India  ;  HVAC SAUDI  ;  HVAC UAE  ;  HVAC Middle East ; B2B Life ;  HVAC UAE Premier  ;  Aircons International Astronomy USA  ;   Robots India Astronomy India 

Legal & Rights
Lawyers India ; Police India  ; India RightsLegal Cell ; Asia Rights ; UAE Human RightsDuty Doctor ; Earth Packages ;Niyama Sameeksha ; 
PBD IndiaBoycott UAE ; Juris Consult UsSpirituality India

B2B Group And More
  Outsourcing B2B Integration (B2B) | A Virtual Office that serve Virtually all Needs! | Port Based Industries Vallarpadam and Vypeen The Exotic and Natural Blends! |The Colorful Tropical Flowering, The Emeralds! | The Wonders of The Sea! Protect the Environment. Our Earth is in serious trouble!  Sponsors & Partners Updates!