Core Points - The global issue of human trafficking is worsening, characterized by increased specialization, networking, and internationalization of transnational trafficking crimes [1] - The international community is urged to adopt a global governance approach based on consultation, construction, and sharing to effectively combat human trafficking [1][2] Summary by Sections Global Governance and Cooperation - Emphasis on the need for international cooperation and practical collaboration to combat human trafficking, particularly through the United Nations and the Global Action Plan [1] - Recognition of the contributions made by UNODC and other specialized agencies in addressing transnational trafficking [1] Victim Support and Systematic Approach - Importance of a systematic perspective that considers political, security, legal, and humanitarian factors to eliminate the root causes of human trafficking [1] - Focus on providing assistance, protection, and reintegration for victims into families and society [1] Capacity Building and Technological Challenges - Call for enhanced information sharing, experience exchange, and law enforcement cooperation to strengthen the capabilities of developing countries in combating human trafficking [1] - Need to address challenges posed by emerging technologies and impose strict penalties on cross-border cyber crimes [1]