International treaties that address human trafficking aim to establish binding commitments among countries to combat this serious violation of human rights. Treaties such as the UN Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons offer a framework for coordinated international responses, including prevention strategies, victim protection, and prosecution of traffickers. By promoting cooperation among nations, these treaties facilitate information sharing and resource allocation to strengthen enforcement. Moreover, treaties raise awareness and mobilize resources to support victims, creating a comprehensive approach to eradicate human trafficking globally.