Transnational human trafficking represents a grave violation of human rights and a complex global challenge that demands a comprehensive examination of the influence of international criminal law on prosecuting trafficking networks. This project aims to provide a thorough analysis of the impact of international criminal law on combatting transnational human trafficking, with a focus on the legal frameworks, challenges, and effectiveness of international efforts in prosecuting traffickers and providing justice for victims. The introduction will outline the objectives, scope, and methodology employed in the research, emphasizing the need to understand the complexities of combatting transnational human trafficking, the legal frameworks in place to address these challenges, and the potential for international criminal law to dismantle trafficking networks and hold perpetrators accountable.