The grim disadvantages of female trafficking:

If legalized, the condition of women into this opaque business will deteriorate and there will be negligent scope for rescue. It will hardly contribute to the economy, rather sizeable amount of organizations will start recruitment and harboring of young girls into harlotry. Let us take examples of countries that have made this rough trade legal and have had diabolical ramifications. In Netherlands, organized crime groups are perpetually trafficking women and children into prostitution along with their legal enterprises. Furthermore, post statutory authorization, there has been a increase in the use of children. In Victoria, Australia, legalism of brothels was supposed to eradicate street prostitution. In fact, there are more on the streets now. It is estimated in Germany that government has lost over two billion euros a year in unpaid tax revenue from the sex industry. Legalization which dispenses health and retirement benefits to sex workers, is into dereliction. Now with the vast population of 3 million sex workers, their unionization in India is completely incompatible with the substandard and rotten nature of this career. The judiciary has to be instrumental in framing laws and exercise control, over the well-being of the under-privileged prostitutes, that falls in their jurisdiction. In August 2011, World Bank stated that "A girl with an extra year of education can earn 20 percent more as an adult".The inference is that if rural women are educated and if there is proliferation of awareness among a larger mass in a stringent manner, with zero tolerance for absence,things can change. This definitely seems to be an utopian dream with minimal chances of fulfillment given the lackadaisical approach of authorities over common public. However, it is way better than the dystopian society created by the advocates of legal prostitution.