ILFAT believes that a comprehensive law against trafficking must be inclusive of all forms of trafficking right from forced and bonded labor, sex trafficking to begging and servitude. Currently there is a multiplicity of laws, which deals with different forms of trafficking under the different laws in silos. Some laws define and penalize only one part of human trafficking, punishment of our traffickers is weakened by fragmented prosecution of this organized crimes under different laws, and we observed that multiplicity of laws is indeed weakening the implementation of these laws on the ground. It was for this reason that we unequivocally want that an anti-trafficking legislation passed, which is comprehensive and includes all forms of trafficking.