This article is devoted to studying the forms the offenses concerning human trafficking adopt in the comparative law. It is concluded that by “pornography” we have to understand the sexual exploitation of the trafficked person, assuming its use in an activity conducted to ensure the movement of the materials representing sexual activities or the sexual organs of a person, for primarily sexual motives. It is demonstrated that prostitution, as a variety of sexual exploitation of the trafficked person is expressed in the use of the person in order to attain sexual contact or in expression of obscene behavior, of material interest or any other considerations. It is revealed that throughout “the victim use in forced labor or services” is to understand the exploitation of the trafficked person, assuming the performance of work or service imposed to the person in question against or in spite of their own will.