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“From Protocols to Practice: International Cooperation and the Evaluation of Legal Mechanisms Against Human Trafficking”

Author(s) Mr. KUNAL TANWAR, Prof. SHAMBHAVI MISHRA
Country India
Abstract The issue of human trafficking is arguably one of the most sophisticated illegal activities and global crimes due to its far-reaching impact on national boundaries, governance systems, law enforcement, and the protection of human rights. This paper aims to analyze the growing problem of human trafficking from the perspective of international cooperation, focusing on the role of bilateral and multilateral treaties, joint task forces, and other transgovernmental relations. It discusses the role of international treaties such as the Palermo Protocol in influencing legislative collaboration among nations and their domestic laws. The paper also emphasizes the need for more effective anti-trafficking strategies through enhanced data collection, information sharing, and monitoring frameworks. Analyzing the legal frameworks and their execution using the U.S. Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report and other regional reports showcases the need for response improvement through stronger legal and policy frameworks. This paper also addresses the increasingly concerning issue of organ trafficking as well as the more neglected ethical issues associated with data concerning human trafficking victims. In planning the response to human trafficking in all its definitional breadth, the study advocates a holistic approach that combines cross-sector legal, institutional, and societal efforts.
Published In Volume 7, Issue 3, May-June 2025
Published On 2025-05-13
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