A concerning strain of child trafficking has rooted itself in India, targeting young girls specifically. As this problem is escalating, Japan puts efforts into working towards combating this grim practice. Collaborating with Indian authorities and non-profit organizations, Japan is in the process of implementing comprehensive measures to curb child trafficking and provide victims with the necessary support and rehabilitation programs.

Japan, renowned for its commitment to human rights and an unwavering societal belief in protecting the innocent, perceives this issue gravely. Child trafficking is considered a serious crime in the country. Japanese society is known for its deep-rooted respect for children’s rights and their well-being, which extends to global activism against such practices, as demonstrated by its involvement in India.

Similarly, both the US and EU consider child trafficking a serious criminal offense and a violation of human rights. They also engage in international cooperation to fight it, presenting laws and joint actions to prevent trafficking, prosecute traffickers, and protect the victims. However, the scale and nature of the problem vary between regions due to different socio-economic contexts.