Illegal trafficking refers to the unlawful trade of goods and services, often involving items that are prohibited or regulated by law. This can include drugs, weapons, and endangered species, as well as human trafficking, where individuals are exploited for labor or sexual purposes. Such activities pose significant risks to public safety and violate human rights. Governments and international organizations work to combat illegal trafficking through stricter laws and enforcement measures. Efforts include cooperation between countries, public awareness campaigns, and support for victims. Organizations like the United Nations and Interpol play crucial roles in addressing these issues on a global scale.