STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 4 - Networking with different stakeholders. To help improve the legislative and regulatory mechanisms for control and cessation of: a) domestic and dowry related violence against women and b) trafficking in women and children. - Pursuing His Majesty’s Government to enact/ amend/enforce legislations to prevent and control domestic violation, to curb the practice of dowry/ dowry related affairs and to prevent the violent and inhuman treatment of women under the charge of witchcraft. Key priorities will be: Expected Results of SO - - - - - Advocate revision of the definition of trafficking under the existing laws and improvisation of South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation treaty on trafficking. 1. Common definition and understanding on human trafficking is in place. 2. Legislation to curb domestic violence and superstition are in place and the legislation on control of human trafficking is fully in line with UN Protocol on Trafficking. Causing changes in the Muluki Ain (National Code), Human Trafficking (Control) Act, Labour Act and immigration laws to bring them in line with the provisions of international treaties. Causing formulation of effective policies for relief, rehabilitation, repatriation and integration. Monitoring the action taken against the incidents of trafficking and produce annual report for submission to the His Majesty’s Government and United Nations. It includes monitoring of work-related-migration of Nepalese citizens to foreign countries and ensuring that His Majesty’s Government puts adequate mechanisms to regulate and monitor the situation. Commissioning researches to identify the magnitude of trafficking of women (in conjunction with the research on trafficking of girls), and prevalence of sexual harassment at work and in public places. 3. Significant improvements in His Majesty’s Government’s regulatory and monitoring arrangements to control trafficking, domestic violence, dowry related violence and sexual harassments. 4. Developed and implemented joint programmes with NHRIs to curb cross-border human trafficking. - Building database on violation of women’s rights in the areas of sexual harassment, domestic and dowry related violence and trafficking. - Monitoring the implementation of the component of the Human Rights Action Plan concerning women’s rights. STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 5 To help improve legislative, monitoring and enforcing arrangements for the elimination of violence against children in the form of trafficking, abuse, exploitation and the use of children in conflict. Key priorities will be - 26 Building collaboration with the national regional and international to curb cross-border human trafficking. - Causing development and implementation of a code of conduct relating to child labour applicable