Human traffickers are individuals or groups that exploit others for various forms of labor or commercial sex. They often use manipulation, coercion, or deceit to control their victims, who may be vulnerable due to poverty, lack of education, or social instability. Traffickers can operate locally or internationally, making it a global issue. The victims of human trafficking can include men, women, and children from diverse backgrounds. They may be forced into situations such as forced labor, sexual exploitation, or domestic servitude. Efforts to combat human trafficking involve law enforcement, non-profit organizations, and international cooperation to protect victims and prosecute traffickers.