Table 3.5.3  

Percentage Distribution of Parent Group Respondents According to Knowledge of 

Signs Indicative of Trafficking 

Male 

Female 

Total 

Endlin

Endlin

Endlin

Baseline 

Baseline 

Baseline 

e 

e 

e 

Knowledge of signs indicating 

possibilities of trafficking 

Yes 

65.9 

98.2 

67.0 

100.0 

66.5 

99.4 

No 

34.1 

  1.8 

33.0 

33.5 

  0.6 

Total 

 100.0 

100.0 

 100.0 

 100.0 

 100.0 

100.0 

N 

82 

56 

94 

120 

176 

176 

Sign indicative of trafficking  

Tries to become closer 

40.7 

76.4 

33.3 

63.3 

36.8 

67.4 

Offers daughter marriage, employment 

16.7 

61.8 

17.5 

64.2 

17.1 

63.4 

Takes interest in daughter 

48.1 

54.5 

46.0 

58.3 

47.0 

57.1 

Tries to meet daughter often 

22.2 

52.7 

  6.3 

55.0 

13.7 

54.3 

Offers gifts/jewelry unnecessarily 

  5.6 

41.8 

  9.5 

38.3 

  7.7 

39.4 

Sympathizes with  problems and offers 

  5.6 

32.7 

  4.8 

27.5 

  5.1 

39.1 

job or marriage to daughter 

Offers job with attractive salary 

50.0 

38.2 

42.9 

39.2 

46.2 

38.9 

Offers a trip to the city 

  5.6 

16.4 

  9.5 

18.3 

  7.7 

17.7 

Influence by flaunting possessions  

  3.7 

20.0 

  7.9 

15.0 

  6.0 

16.6 

Ready to give money before being 

  5.6 

29.1 

  4.8 

10.8 

  5.1 

16.6 

employed 

Not talking openly about family in 

  9.3 

20.0 

  8.3 

  4.3 

12.0 

marriage negotiation  

Proposes to marry in haste 

16.7 

10.9 

11.1 

11.7 

13.7 

11.4 

Influences girl to run away with him 

  7.3 

6.3 

  2.5 

  3.4 

  4.0 

Doesn't want to register the marriage 

  1.8 

  2.5 

  2.3 

Offers to prepare documents promptly 

  1.9 

  1.7 

   .9 

  1.1 

for overseas job 

Total 

54 

55 

63 

120 

117 

175 

Percentage totals may exceed 100 due to multiple responses

. 

Community Member Group 

Consistent with the other study groups, there was a significant increase in knowledge 

regarding signs of trafficking among community group members. Several signs were 

cited by the groups compared with the baseline survey in which most respondents cited 

 pleasing girl by praising her and offering false hope of a good job.

 The endline 

responses included offering good jobs with attractive salaries, proposing marriage, 

proposing marriage without informing the girl's parents, offering gifts and jewelry 

unnecessarily, showing sympathy in problems, trying to become closer, offering trips to 

the city and praise for appearance.  

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