Criminal confrontation of human trafficking crimes through electronic means

The book focuses on analyzing how electronic space, such as social media, suspicious websites, and digital applications, is employed by criminals to lure, recruit, and exploit victims for various purposes such as sexual exploitation, forced labor, or organ trafficking. The book also addresses the legal and procedural challenges faced by law enforcement agencies in detecting these transnational crimes, collecting digital evidence, identifying perpetrators, and protecting victims. It aims to provide an analysis of effective legal and criminal methods necessary to confront this phenomenon, including the need to amend legislation or create new laws to keep pace with technological developments and criminals' strategies. The book seeks to offer a comprehensive view of the problem and its challenges, and to contribute to building more effective legal and criminal strategies to combat this type of crime and protect vulnerable groups from electronic exploitation.