Anti-Trafficking Laws

Anti-trafficking laws are legal measures designed to prevent and combat human trafficking, which involves the illegal trade of people for forced labor, sexual exploitation, or other forms of slavery. These laws typically establish penalties for traffickers, protect the rights of victims, and provide support services, such as shelter and counseling. They often involve collaboration among various agencies, including law enforcement, social services, and non-profit organizations, to raise awareness and ensure victims receive necessary assistance. Overall, these laws aim to uphold human rights and promote justice for those affected by trafficking.