The human trafficking is the most flagrant violation of the fundamental human rights, it is a new form of slavery, exacerbated by economic crisis, especially in the countries such as Moldova, Romania, Ukraine and other states, considered as the source countries of the trafficking. This article reflects the different attitudes of specialists and it makes models of a legal framework for countries with relevant experience, adjusted to international and national norms in the preventing human trafficking and understanding of real situation of victim’s especially women n and children. Common transnational approach in order to make the combating of the human trafficking is one of the pillars of the European Union policies within common joint efforts at both regional and international police forces and judicial authorities. The article represents a analysis of the subject and reveals a significant number of international provisions, transposed into national practice that must to protect victims. In this context, the research is an assessment of ways to implement international law into national law, thus contributing to a synergistic effect on all segments have been proposed for consideration in the article.