Child Trafficking is a grave issue that continues to harm the underprivileged and society as a whole. Any illegal recruiting, or transportation of a person who is under the age of 18 is called child traficking'. Several factors contribute to this issue, poverty being the most dominant one. One of the most common w ays through which children are trafficked is under the garb of getting them job opportunities. This paper also discusses the concept of child placement and whether it can be considered as trafficking. Children who are trafficked are usually forced into sex work. This paper will also analyse hoi genderplays a role in this. Child and bonded labor, sexual exploitation, forced domestic labor, child soldiers, and otherforms of child slavery are among the common crimes against children. Since there is inadequate enforcement of such laws on the issue, which is also known as a silent crime, no one will be aware of the illegal prevalence of such crimes until traces of such activities are discovered. This paper will attempt to provide solutions to this problem.