Prevention Efforts Start from Villages
If all parties are willing to play an active part, villages as the lowest level of administration can have a major role in the protection of children.
SK (17) when met in Blitar, East Java, Thursday (12/1/2023). This woman is a survivor of child trafficking who was brought to Malaysia.
Child victims of human trafficking frequently come from remote villages a long way from the hustle and bustle of cities. For this reason, prevention efforts should start from villages in order to cut off the chain of child trafficking.
A number of villages have begun prevention attempts following the discovery of cases of child trafficking. Kemloko village in Nglegok, Blitar, East Java, for instance, has found a human trafficking case with SK, 17, as the victim.