Jordan has reaffirmed its commitment to combating human trafficking with specific legislation and initiatives, including the establishment of an anti-trafficking unit in 2013. Despite the comprehensiveness of the definition of human trafficking, problems in the law's execution sometimes result in interpretations of labor infractions as "instead of crimes" of human trafficking. E-commerce is not restricted to the significance of human trafficking, which highlights the difficulties in detecting and prosecuting the crime. A new draft aims to increase protection and sanctions while also establishing a fund to aid the population, as well as a medium-sized region to safeguard victims.