Professionals and residents will come together in Estepona to discuss the issue of trafficking for sexual exploitation from various perspectives – social, institutional, and educational. The Estepona City Council has announced that the city will be the venue for the event ‘Raising Awareness and Social Involvement in Combating Trafficking’ on November 14th at the Mirador del Carmen auditorium. This event, which is free and open to the public, aims to increase awareness, visibility, and encourage social involvement in the fight against human trafficking for sexual exploitation, a problem that also has local implications. The target audience includes professionals from fields such as education, social services, healthcare, law, business, and law enforcement, as well as the general public. The morning session will cover key topics such as understanding the reality of trafficking for sexual exploitation in the Costa del Sol region, the underlying causes of trafficking, its connection to the consumption of prostitution and pornography, and the roles that institutions, businesses, and civil society should play in its eradication. The event will take place on November 14th from 10:00 to 14:00 at the Mirador del Carmen in Estepona. Admission is free but registration is recommended through the online form: https://forms.gle/Lkxafp4dTKaaKwjAA. Through this event, the Estepona City Council reiterates its commitment to defending human rights and combating all forms of exploitation by creating opportunities for reflection, awareness, and active participation. The event is organized by the Child Heroes Foundation, the Center for the Common Good of the Francisco de Vitoria University, the Rotary Club of Puerto Banús, and the Barceló Occidental Hotel in Puerto Banús, in collaboration with the Estepona Town Hall.