One perspective that is prominent in the debate of whether human trafficking is justifiable or not is the human rights advocate/activist’s. There are many human rights activists that are trying to find a better solution to human trafficking; for example, organisations such as the United Nations or the International Labor Organisation. Because human trafficking is a market that involves the violation of human rights, many activists think that this business is not justifiable.

These actions done by traffickers are considered immoral and heartless. This shows how cruel the treatment of trafficked victims are. Thus, a human rights activist like Ewelina believes that all must be done to try to prevent more abuse to happen to more people around the world. "This demand for human trafficking is most common in western and southern Europe (66%), central and south-eastern Europe (65%), followed by East Asia and Pacific (61%) and South America (57%)."(Ewelina U. Ochab) Because it’s such a widespread epidemic, she believes that we need to stop the demand for trafficking. Thus, think of how many humans in the world are being trafficked right now? Therefore, if we stop the demand the supply will stop as well and the issue will be solved.