The government and the private sector can play a role in overcoming the occurrence of human trafficking abroad, they can take action in the form of providing adequate employment in the country and also improving human resources in all fields, both education and skills. The government can also increase national economic development, so that people's welfare will increase. Thus, social workers are not easily influenced to work abroad.
Good cooperation is needed to overcome the occurrence of human trafficking, both government and related agencies. As Fadhlan has stated that the government is responsible for policy and law enforcement. While international organizations assist in providing direct assistance to victims. Human rights activists and legal advocates monitored policy implementation and provided legal protection to victims.
Human trafficking remains a major focus in Malaysia, but good collaborative cooperation and policy implementation and implementation are needed concretely and decisively. The importance of awareness of victims' rights and the need for assistance from various actors in society lay the foundation for the next steps in efforts to eradicate human trafficking in Malaysia.
