In the study of Criminal Law concerning drugs in the Philippines, complicated legal procedures must be simplified but thorough, understandable though complex, to solve human trafficking crimes especially committed against women. Legal academicians and law practitioners must in their reports and or in any evidence they give in written forms or orally, must give their application of procedures in an unbiased manner. This involves highly sensitive cases of drug use, pushing and trafficking. This is preventable if only stakeholders in the country and institutions in the police force and military will directly address this important issue. With the advent of TOKHANG strategy, law practitioners are now armed to protect and prevent drug proliferation from or across national and international borders.