Human trafficking is a global problem from which has not been spared any country in the world and has become a lucrative job which it is in earning immediately after arms and drugs trafficking. As it is stated in many literatures human trafficking is a highly profitable and low-risky business. Human trafficking differs from arms and drugs trafficking because one victim can be sold several times, using a force or threat that victim would not escape. Precisely because of this approach to this problem is from bioethics perspective. The aim of this master's thesis was to point to this growing problem and to encourage the younger population to think about it. Which was previously done by project “Recognize and save me” within which they were given lectures for forensic students who after their education conducted education of eight grade students in Split and Solin. The education involved 32 classes and one journalistic workshop. Over 700 eight grade students were involved in the education process but only those who had signed statements from parents or exactly 441 students were involved in survey. During the research students got input and output surveys. Inquiry surveys show statistical information about children’s knowledge of trafficking issues, while outbound surveys show the success of project. The result of the input polls was quite surprising, and topic of human trafficking turned out very interested. Project “Recognize and save me” has been incorporated in this master’s thesis.