Table 4.2b.3  

Percentage Distribution of Parent Group Respondents According to Their 

Knowledge of Reporting a Case   

Male 

Female 

Total 

Who all can report a case 

Baseline 

Endline 

Baseline 

Endline 

Baseline 

Endline 

Family member 

67.7 

82.1 

70.0 

82.1 

68.8 

82.1 

Self 

32.3 

48.2 

28.0 

45.3 

30.4 

46.2 

Friends 

10.7 

  6.8 

  8.1 

Chairperson of VDC 

  2.0 

  1.7 

  0.9 

  1.2 

Others* 

  3.6 

  6.0 

  5.2 

N 

62 

56 

50 

117 

112 

173 

*Neighbour, Mother Group 

Percentage totals may exceed 100 due to multiple responses. 

Community Member Group 

According to the community member groups, the victim herself, neighbours, 

relatives/family members of the victim and the villagers could report the case for 

trafficking but they were not able to cite `anyone' as the parent groups did. 

4.2c 

Knowledge of Location Where One Could File a Case  

Adolescent Group 

Anyone can file a case in any location.

 Though a large majority (81%) of the adolescents 

stated that they could file the case in their own district and nearly one  fifth (18%) stated 

that they could file the case in their own village, none of them cited `in any location' 

(Table 4.2c.1).  

Table 4.2c.1   Percentage Distribution of Adolescent Respondents According to Their Perception of 

the Location Where One Can File a Report 

From which location can one file a 

Baseline 

Endline 

report? 

Own district 

23.3 

80.7 

Own village 

67.4 

18.2 

All of the above  

  0.6 

Don t know 

  9.3 

  0.6 

Total 

                 100.0 

                 100.0 

N 

86 

176 

Peer Group 

Though almost all the peer group respondents (99%) stated different locations from 

where one could file the case, none of them was able to cite that they could file the case 

from any location. A large majority (81%) of  them stated that the case could be filed 

from the victim s own district. Close to one  fifth (17%) stated  their own village  as the 

geographical location from where they could file the case (Table 4.2c.2). 

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