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Human trafficking has developed to become a global crime of the 21st century. However, not all nations on the globe recognise it as a crime. Men, women, and children are subjected to practices suggestive of exploitation and debt bondage in many countries across the world. The global nature of trafficking has made it difficult for nations outlawing the vice to effectively stop it, challenging the efforts of international, non-governmental, and governmental organisations to police it.

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International Relations Specialist, Head of Section, Ministry of Labour, Qatar.Representative of the Ministry of Labour in International Labour Conferences, Arab Labour Conferences, Ministers/Undersecretaries Council of Labour and Social Affairs in GCC Countries and Qatari Srilankan Joint Committee on Labour issues.

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