Most of them do not recognise all forms of trafficking and do not provide adequate protection for the victims of trafficking. Most penal codes prohibit prostitution, prostitution-related activities (Egypt, Morocco) and trafficking for prostitution-related activities. Forced labour is prohibited by some MENA countries (for example Jordan), but most countries do not recognise domestic service as a form a labour trafficking because domestic servants come to work voluntarily, although consent may be defective or the servant may be illegally recruited. However, this criminalisation of human trafficking often does not include other forms of trafficking, including forced labour or other forms of slavery.