Preventing Human Trafficking

Human trafficking is a form of slavery that occurs everywhere throughout the world. It is an illegal movement of people, mostly used to force people into labor or to expose them sexually in order to make profit. Criminals choose to traffic humans due to the high profits that can be made since it is a high profitable business for organized crime. The iniquity of human trafficking does not only negatively affect those who fall victim, but it can also affect an entire community or county as it becomes a victim itself to erupting infractions. Human trafficking is an expanding world-wide issue that needs to be resolved by implementing strict laws, mandating law enforcement training on human trafficking, and by raising awareness to communities.
It is highly crucial for all countries throughout the world to implement firm anti human trafficking laws that sentence convicted traffickers to an extended amount of time in prison. In addition, in order to protect community members from the continuous heinous crime, convicted traffickers should be taken away certain privileges and be given certain responsibilities to comply with. Without any regulations or laws put in place to intimidate criminals, there will never be a stop to human trafficking. It is nearly impossible to put a stop to any crime without the intervention of law enforcement. Crimes such as human trafficking have a minimal amount of input and effort from law enforcements which are essential in order to reduce its crime rates. Setting up units and training law enforcement officers in the area of human trafficking will contribute to saving the lives of many victims and investigating human trafficking crimes. Overall, it will help bring justice and help protect many endangered lives that can be a victim to human