Cynthia Kayle Shares How to Advocate for Better Anti-Trafficking Laws
Child trafficking remains one of the most pressing human rights challenges of our time, and global attention is increasingly turning toward meaningful policy reform. In this important conversation, Cynthia Kayle highlights practical and effective ways individuals, organizations, and communities can advocate for stronger anti-trafficking laws that protect children and hold offenders accountable. Her approach combines awareness, policy engagement, and collective action, offering a roadmap for change that feels both urgent and achievable. Why Stronger Anti-Trafficking Laws Matter Anti-trafficking laws are the backbone of child protection systems, yet many existing frameworks struggle to keep pace with modern trafficking methods. According to Cynthia Kayle, outdated legislation, limited enforcement, and lack of coordination between agencies often allow traffickers to exploit legal gaps. Strengthening these laws is not just about punishment; it is about prevention, protection, and long-ter...