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Clarifications of the International Organization for Migration (Fr. I’Organisation internationale pour les migrations) demonstrate that incidents of trafficking in people, particularly for forced labor are still increasing. Recent years have witnessed 27% growth in this form of such a serious crime which in the absolute value in terms of the youngest inhabitants of our globe is as follows: 2008 — 1565, whereas in 2011 — 2040 discovered crimes of human trafficking. A similar pejorative position is held by the UNICEF. According to its data, about one million of children become the victims of trafficking for sexual reasons every year. In addition, for the last thirty years, annually over 30 million of children have been deprived of their childhood owing to sexual abuse. Trafficking in human beings for forced labor, rightly referred to as contemporary slavery, has become a global problem, reaching beyond the borders of countries and continents. The crime of trafficking in human beings is an extraordinary situation — in the pejorative sense of the term. The very form of this crime with its high consistency value and international nature, differs significantly from other categories of the most serious crimes, e.g. trafficking in arms, explosives, drugs or stolen jewelry, works of art, etc. Effective combating of trafficking involves another, specific approach by law enforcement agencies which deal with crime detection and prosecution1.

The role of the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the fight against the crime of human trafficking in Poland