The new Braziian Anti-trafficking Law: challenges and opportunities to cover the normative lack

The Brazilian counter-trafficking in persons has given rise to a complex, deficient, confusing anti-trafficking system that presents legal obstacles. Derived from this lack of harmonization the context, there were different ways interpreting what trafficking was, which also generated framework regarding interpretation concept itself. Hence, new law Brazil (13.344/2016), was approved order cover normative vacuum and act as useful instrument builds proactive Brazil. general objective is examine irrelevance argument consent crimes Trafficking Persons, based on remarks For purpose, I carry out thematic qualitative text analysis approach identify analyse changes counter-trafficking. Thereby, methodology aims actors involved, well content meaning law. In sense, article traditional literature review results bibliographic, doctrinal revision, documentary survey laws applied subject. conclusions study show demands much-needed multidirectional action protection human rights victims/survivors context trafficking. indicate victims’ consent. premise State should be guarantee their rights.