Child trafficking is a grave violation of human rights that affects millions of children worldwide, exploiting their vulnerability for labor, sexual exploitation, or illegal adoption. Addressing child trafficking requires a comprehensive approach focused on both rehabilitation of victims and prevention of future incidents. Rehabilitation involves restoring the physical, psychological, and social well-being of trafficked children. Many victims suffer from trauma, abuse, and neglect, which can have long-lasting effects on their development. Effective rehabilitation programs provide safe shelter, medical care, and psychological counseling to help children recover from their experiences. Education and vocational training are essential components, as they equip survivors with skills to reintegrate into society and reduce their susceptibility to re-trafficking. Family reunification, when safe and possible, or placement in supportive foster care systems, also plays a critical role in helping children rebuild trust and stability. Prevention of child trafficking