Use the Sociological imagination to describe your issue

This issue is a personal matter for people who become enslaved. Their freedom is taken away, and the traffickers have the power to decide what it will be done with their lives against their will. Trafficked people lose their social identity
This issue is a public matter. The consequences of trafficking for the victims, their families, and communities are severe and diverse. Once trafficked an individual’s future opportunities in life are often very limited. Trafficked children are deprived of the opportunity of obtaining an education. Teenagers and women trafficked for both sexual and labor exploitation are deprived of the opportunity of marriage or of having children. Men trafficked as laborers face years without family life.

Increased numbers of illegal migrants and trafficked peoples in an area may result in increased discrimination and hostility toward racial minorities.

We can say that trafficking is a crime that has always existed. At first it was fully accepted in most cultures, through sexual exploitation, prostitution, and through slavery. Trafficking has increased dramatically with globalization, the rise of illicit trade, the end of the Cold War and the demise of Soviet Union, leaving desolation and many individuals expose to exploitation by human traffickers.

Increasing and more severe natural disasters have also left millions displaced.  Dispossessed of their land and without opportunities in nonagricultural sectors, these distressed people are often exploited by human traffickers.