Ways to protect women from crime of human trafficking

Human trafficking includes various forms of exploitation, including recruitment, collection, transportation, and forced labor of recruited girls and women, forced sexual exploitation, forced sexual exploitation for other sexual purposes (pornography), forced marriage or adoption under the guise of family or free domestic service, forced crime, forced begging, and illegal organ donation. Therefore, it is necessary to develop recommendations on preventive measures based on public participation to identify and stop the causes and conditions of sexual exploitation. ”TSATS” DOI: https://doi.org/10.65902/tsats.2026.01.007 Vol. 24 No 55 (2025) 72 I. INTRODUCTION Crime constantly creates acute problems for society and the state. In the 20th century, the fight against crime was ranked second or third among the executive functions and duties of states, but in the new century, this fight has gone beyond the scope of one nation and has become international. In South America, slaves were forced to work on tobacco, rice, sugar, and cotton plantations, while in the southern states, slaves were used to mine gold and silver. By 1850, there were 4 million slaves in the southern United States alone.…

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