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Date: 2026-02-24 Category: Press Release State: Union Government Country: India

National Commission for Women Conducts Anti-Human Trafficking Workshop at Madgaon in Collaboration with Railway Protection Force and Konkan Railway Corporation Limited

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**Executive Summary** The National Commission for Women (NCW), in collaboration with the Railway Protection Force (RPF) and Konkan Railway Corporation Limited (KRCL), conducted a seminar-cum-capacity building workshop on anti-human trafficking at Madgaon on February 23, 2026. This workshop aimed to strengthen institutional capacity and sensitize key stakeholders on the prevention, identification, and effective response to cases of human trafficking, particularly in railway premises and transit points. The programme concluded with a collective resolve to further strengthen collaborative initiatives, awareness campaigns, and coordinated enforcement measures to curb human trafficking. **Key Points / Main Content** * **Workshop Overview:** * NCW, RPF, and KRCL conducted a workshop on anti-human trafficking in Madgaon. * The workshop date was Monday, February 23, 2026. * **Workshop Objectives:** * Strengthen institutional mechanisms to prevent and respond to human trafficking. * Enhance preparedness among railway and enforcement personnel. * Sensitize key stakeholders on the prevention, identification, and effective response to cases of human trafficking. * **Workshop Content:** * Trafficking indicators. * Victim identification techniques. * Relevant legal provisions. * Rescue and rehabilitation protocols. * Importance of inter-agency coordination. * **Emphasis:** * Critical role of railway personnel and RPF staff in detecting suspicious activities. * Identifying potential victims. * Ensuring prompt reporting and intervention. * **Outcomes:** * Collective resolve to strengthen collaborative initiatives. * Increased awareness campaigns. * Coordinated enforcement measures to curb human trafficking. **Impact Analysis** **Railway Personnel, RPF Staff, and Associated Stakeholders** * **Impact:** These stakeholders are recognized as the first line of defense against human trafficking on railway premises and transit points. The workshop aims to improve their ability to identify potential victims and ensure prompt reporting and intervention. * **Action Required:** Railway personnel, RPF staff, and associated stakeholders need to actively implement the knowledge and skills gained from the workshop to detect suspicious activities, identify potential victims, and promptly report and intervene in cases of human trafficking. **NCW, RPF, and KRCL** * **Impact:** The workshop reinforces their roles in combating human trafficking and highlights the importance of their collaborative efforts. * **Action Required:** NCW, RPF, and KRCL should continue to strengthen their collaborative initiatives, awareness campaigns, and coordinated enforcement measures to curb human trafficking.

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National Commission for Women (NCW): Central entity conducting anti-human trafficking workshops. Railway Protection Force (RPF): Partner organization in the workshop, responsible for railway security. Konkan Railway Corporation Limited (KRCL): Partner organization involved in railway operations. Madgaon: Location of the anti-human trafficking workshop. Ministry of Women and Child Development: The ministry overseeing the NCW.
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Ministry of Women and Child Development National Commission for Women Conducts Anti- Human Trafficking Workshop at Madgaon in Collaboration with Railway Protection Force and Konkan Railway Corporation Limited Posted On: 24 FEB 2026 6:20PM by PIB Mumbai Mumbai, 24 February, 2026 The National Commission for Women (NCW), in association with the Railway Protection Force (RPF) and Konkan Railway Corporation Limited (KRCL), conducted a seminar-cum-capacity building workshop on anti-human trafficking at Madgaon on Monday (23rd February). The workshop forms part of NCW’s ongoing efforts to strengthen institutional mechanisms and enhance preparedness among railway and enforcement personnel to effectively prevent and respond to incidents of human trafficking, particularly at railway premises and transit points. The event was graced by Smt. Delina Khongdup, Hon’ble Member, NCW, as the Chief Guest. Ms. Asha Shetty, RRM/Karwar, attended as the Chief Guest of Honour, and Smt. Ranjita Pai, Chairperson, Goa State Women Commission, was the Special Guest on the occasion. The workshop aimed at strengthening institutional capacity and sensitizing key stakeholders on the prevention, identification, and effective response to cases of human trafficking. The sessions covered trafficking indicators, victim identification techniques, relevant legal provisions, rescue and rehabilitation protocols, and the importance of inter-agency coordination. Special emphasis was laid on the critical role of railway personnel, RPF staff, and associated stakeholders as the first line of defence in detecting suspicious activities, identifying potential victims, and ensuring prompt reporting and intervention. Among the other dignitaries present were Shri Yash Mishra, Commandant-cum- Regional Commissioner, RPF; Shri Ramawatar Singh, Deputy Director, NCW; Shri Aniket Singh, JTE, NCW; Shri Arunendra Kumar of ARZ; Ms. Renita Menezes, resource speaker; and Shri Hiru Kavlekar, Dy SP, KRP, along with branch officers from KRCL/MAO. The programme concluded with a collective resolve to further strengthen collaborative initiatives, awareness campaigns, and coordinated enforcement measures to curb human trafficking. Participants widely appreciated the proactive efforts of NCW, RPF, and KRCL in organizing this timely and impactful initiative.PIB Mumbai | Sriyanka Chatterjee/Robin Singh/Priti Malandkar Follow us on social media: @PIBMumbai /PIBMumbai /pibmumbai pibmumbai[at]gmail[dot]com /PIBMu mbai /pibmumbai (Release ID: 2232295) Visitor Counter : 11

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