WHERE HUMAN TRAFFICKING EXISTS, THE RULE OF LAW CANNOT EXIST
The World’s Greatest Crime Often Goes Unrecognized
Human traf cking is the second-largest organized crime in the world. It has become a bigger business than drug traf cking and generates more than $9.5 billion/year.
—U.S. State Department
Human traf cking victims are subject to rape, torture, forced abortions, starvation and threats to family members.
—Unicef
2 – 4 million young women and children will be sold into prostitution within the next 12 months.
—Somaly Mam Foundation
Pro ts from sex slavery are estimated at $7 – 12 billion U.S. per year.
—United Nations Of ce of Drugs and Crime
Many of these children are sold into sexual slavery for as little as $10 and some are as young as 5 years old.
—Anderson Cooper 360o
UNODC — GLOBAL REPORT ON TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS 2022
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CNDCH — Publication de l’évaluation du 2e plan d’action national contre la traite des êtres humains
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE — 2022 Trafficking in Persons Report (TIP REPORT)
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Humanitarian debate: Law, policy, action — Migration and displacement
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HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH — WORLD REPORT 2019 / “In some ways this is a dark time for human rights”
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WALK FREE — THE GLOBAL SLAVERY INDEX 2023
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