Preventing human trafficking requires a comprehensive and multi-layered approach that addresses both the demand and supply sides of trafficking, strengthens legal frameworks, raises awareness, and ensures the rehabilitation of potential and actual victims. One of the most effective strategies is public awareness campaigns, which aim to educate communities about the risks, methods, and consequences of human trafficking. Awareness programs in schools, workplaces, and communities can help individuals recognize trafficking situations, understand the deceptive tactics traffickers use, and report suspicious activities. Social media and mass media campaigns also play a significant role in reaching large audiences and sensitizing people to the signs of trafficking. Strengthening legal frameworks is another crucial strategy. Governments must enact strict laws that criminalize all forms of human trafficking and provide clear definitions and penalties for offenders. Effective law enforcement depends not only on the existence of laws but also on the training of police, border control agents, and judiciary personnel to identify trafficking cases, investigate them efficiently, and prosecute perpetrators. Collaboration between law enforcement agencies at local, national, and international levels enhances the ability to dismantle trafficking networks and prevent the movement of victims across borders. Economic empowerment programs serve