Women Drugs In Laws

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  India Is Working To Curb Trafficking Of Women, Children: Maneka Gandhi

  According to the National Crime Records Bureau, there were 5,466 cases of human trafficking registered in 2014, an increase of 90 percent over the past five years.

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  Drugged Beggar Babies For Rent In Indonesia

  At rush hour every weekday, women with babies slung across their arms line the traffic-choked streets of the Indonesian capital, flagging down drivers looking to game Jakarta's carpooling laws by hiring a few extra passengers.

• 'Somnath Bharti was right' is AAP's theme for protest in support of Ugandan women

  Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will today hold a protest in support of Ugandan women who have alleged that they were forced into a drug and sex racket in Delhi, which has been taken by the party as vindication of a controversial raid by its Law Minister Somnath Bharti.

• Ugandan women's allegations prove Law Minister Somnath Bharti was right, says AAP; will protest on Wednesday

  Delhi's controversial Law Minister Somnath Bharti, accused last month of harassing some African women during a midnight raid to bust what he alleged was a sex and drug racket in south Delhi, has now been approached by three Ugandan women for help.

• AAP says Ugandan women's allegations prove Law Minister Somnath Bharti was right

  Three Ugandan women who came to India last month are at a nari niketan or "home for women", after alleging that they were lured to Delhi with the promise of jobs, but were held "hostage" by people they have reportedly described as the "drug mafia." They have also alleged that they were forced into prostitution but added that they resisted. The Aam ...

• Delhi: After Somnath Bharti's midnight raid, Africans live in fear, move to other areas

  Following last week's midnight raid at Khirki Extension led by Delhi's Law Minister Somnath Bharti at the homes of African nationals accused of drug and sex trafficking, the Africans, mainly women, have begun moving out of the south Delhi colony.

• Arvind Kejriwal meets Delhi Lieutenant Governor, party says meeting not on Somnath Bharti

  Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who is under intense pressure to sack his Law Minister Somnath Bharti, today met Delhi's Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung. Mr Kejriwal, however, said that it was a "routine meeting"; his party says such meetings take place every week and it has nothing to do with Mr Bharti. Mr Bharti is accused of abusing African wom...

• 'Dear Chief Minister, sack Somnath Bharti': Pressure on AAP to act against Law Minister

  Delhi's Aam Aadmi Party government is under increasing pressure to remove Law Minister Somnath Bharti over his controversial raid, though Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has stood by him. Over 40 academicians and rights activists have asked the Chief Minister to sack Mr Bharti, alleging "racist and sexual violence" on the African women who were targ...

• Should AAP remove Law Minister Somnath Bharti?

  Over 40 academicians and rights activists have asked Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to sack his Law Minister Somnath Bharti, alleging "racist and sexual violence" on the African women who were targeted in his controversial midnight raid on suspicion of a drug and sex racket.

• Does AAP owe an apology for raid?

  On Wednesday night, Delhi's Law Minister Somnath Bharti, aided by some residents and supporters in his constituency, accosted four women from Uganda and forced them to go to hospital and undergo drug tests. Before that, "one of them was forced to urinate in full public view," said noted lawyer Harish Salve, who has reportedly decided to represent t...

• In AAP minister's midnight raid, woman made to urinate in public

  When Delhi's Law Minister Somnath Bharti insisted that the police raid a home in his constituency where drugs and sex were allegedly being trafficked, the cops accompanying him refused. They said they didn't have a warrant, and couldn't break the law.

• Beaten by men not in uniform, claims Ugandan woman detained in Law Minister Somnath Bharti's 'raid'

  Arvind Kejriwal's Law Minister Somnath Bharti has been accused of a racist slur in a complaint to the National Human Rights Commission after six African women were allegedly abused in public and taken to the police station on the suspicion that they were involved in a sex and drugs racket, but let off after several hours.