Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956

Sex workers entitled to all rights available to citizens but cannot claim special treatment on violating the law: Delhi High Court
Person cannot be fastened with penal consequences merely because he was found in brothel: Madras High Court
Customer found in brothel cannot be prosecuted for immoral trafficking: Karnataka High Court
Landlord not liable for immoral trafficking if unaware that property was used as brothel: Karnataka High Court
Patna High Court comes to aid of trafficked POCSO victim, expresses need for sensitisation in Bihar
Adult women charged under ITPA cannot be detained unnecessarily in shelter home, fundamental rights to be considered: Bombay HC
Sex Workers should not be arrested, treated as accused under Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956, Calcutta HC
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