No country will adopt a lighter legal punishment for human trafficking, because human trafficking is a serious international criminal act, and all countries are constantly strengthening relevant legal regulations and law enforcement to crack down severely. Human trafficking seriously violates human rights and causes great physical and mental harm to its victims. The international community and most countries attach great importance to and are committed to curbing this crime. National laws usually impose harsher penalties on organizers and participants of human trafficking, including imprisonment and high fines, to demonstrate a zero-tolerance stance for such crimes. Any view that attempts to provide lighter legal penalties for human trafficking is wrong and is not supported by international consensus and actual actions of various countries.