Abstract
This paper aims at realizing the following objectives: i. To provide conceptual clarification of relevant key terms such as: Child domestics, Trafficking in persons, Child trafficking and victims of trafficking and human rights violations; ii. To determine the extent to which trafficking is both a crime and a human rights violations under international, regional and national legal instruments; iii. To examine the nature and scope of the rights of victims of trafficking; iv. To determine the role of prosecutors and judges in the protection of victim’s rights and the administration of criminal justice; v. To conclude with some recommendations.
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