This chapter discusses the prohibition of slavery, servitude, forced labor, and human trafficking under international human rights law. It covers the definitions, scope, and international control mechanisms related to these prohibitions. The chapter examines the legal frameworks and standards for combating these practices, the obligations of states to prevent and address them, and the role of international cooperation in eradicating them. It also highlights the challenges in implementing these standards and the importance of adopting comprehensive strategies to protect victims and ensure accountability for perpetrators.