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SSDO applauds inclusion of trafficking charge in Rizwana child abuse case

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The Sustainable Social Development Organization (SSDO) has applauded the recent decision by the Judicial Magistrate of Islamabad to include Section 3 of the Prevention of Trafficking in Persons Act (TIP Act) in the First Information Report (FIR) related to the Rizwana child domestic labor and torture case. The case gained notoriety in July 2023 when Rizwana, a child domestic worker, accused the wife of a judge, Somia Asim, of torture and abuse, said a news release here on Tuesday.

Rizwana reported being deprived of food and confined to a room for days. Subsequent medical examination revealed she suffered from sepsis, lung infection, and possible poisoning, highlighting the severity of the abuse. The court’s denial of bail to Ms. Asim underscores the seriousness of the case, which has sparked outrage and renewed calls for protecting vulnerable individuals, particularly child domestic workers, in Pakistan.

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