Human trafficking via the Internet and some difficulties and obstacles in solving human trafficking cases via the Internet

Abstract

Using the Internet has become habitual and is a way for criminals to easily access victims. In the current context, people use the Internet as an indispensable and necessary need for work, living, and entertainment. The level of usage and number of users has skyrocketed globally which allows criminals to take advantage of to approach, seduce and deceive victims in many different forms. This means it is also difficult to promptly detect, prevent and address the crime. This article explores some of the difficulties and obstacles in solving human tracking cases via the Internet.