Question

Why is human trafficking difficult to stop?

Answer 1

These people are very good at what they do. They know all of the ins and outs of the law and how to get around getting caught. This means it takes a lot longer. They use fear as a powerful method so even when the girls are caught, they are very unlikely to talk to police. In fact, more often than not, they are charged with a crime! Even if they aren't going to be charged, the Johns tell them that they will be, which makes them very uncooperative (and ultimately leads to them being charged with prostitution anyway).

The sickest and worst reason: there's a strong demand for it. Markets don't exist without demand and the human trafficking sex market is HUGE. As long as men are willing to pay for taboo sex (children, foreign women, etc.), and as long as they only care about getting what they want out of it, there will be women put in the position.

And finally, many actually enter into a "human trafficking" arrangement intentionally having only a minimal idea of what is really in store for them. They know that where they are right now, there are no jobs and no resources. An opportunity to travel to a wealthier land, even if they know they will be prostitutes (especially under age) is still "opportunity" to them. Of course, once they get there and have their papers taken from them, they quickly realize that they are in slavery and a struggle just to survive.

Answer 2

because some people mat not like to fallow or lesion to what the person says and some times they may get injured badly .