"prosecuting traffickers" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you're referring to the action of taking legal action against those suspected of participating in or organizing human trafficking activities. For example: "Law enforcement agencies around the world are working hard to identify and prosecute traffickers."
On March 8, Sanctuary for Families presented "Sex Trafficking in New York: Prosecuting Traffickers, Confronting Demand".
Our mission: provide victims with comprehensive services, while aggressively prosecuting traffickers.
But they also expressed concern that the legislation focuses on prosecuting traffickers, rather than supporting victims of exploitation.
Campaigners say the bill is tilted too heavily towards prosecuting traffickers, without providing enough support for their victims.
Despite its TIP status, the UK does not have a strong track record in prosecuting traffickers, with the few cases that are brought being investigated mainly by the Metropolitan police.
Prosecuting traffickers is one answer.
The Protocol calls for specific measures to prevent human trafficking, prosecute traffickers and protect victims.
And there's no better time than the present as Malawi has made a commitment through the new law to protect victims, prosecute traffickers and prevent trafficking acts.
In the report, officials said China had shown "modest signs of interest in anti-trafficking reforms" but "the Chinese government did not demonstrate significant efforts to comprehensively prohibit and punish all forms of trafficking and to prosecute traffickers".
Despite the battery of laws designed to prosecute traffickers, there are more victims of trafficking than traffickers in prison for so-called immigration offences.
The Government faces calls from a growing number of high-profile campaigners to sign up to the EU directive on human trafficking, which would make it easier to prosecute traffickers and protect victims.
