Facts
Between 800,000 to two million persons are trafficked each year across international borders; approximately 80 percent are women & girls; up to 50 percent are minors (US TIP Report, 2004), of these, 66% are women, 13% girls, 12% are men and 9% are boys.
Persons are trafficked for:
- sexual exploitation
- forced labor
- domestic servitude
- forced marriage
- organ removal
- exploitation of children in begging, sex trade and warfare.
Sexual exploitation is the most commonly identified form of human trafficking (79%) followed by forced labor (18%) Child Trafficking is the 3rd largest criminal activity in the world.
(from UNODC Global Report on Trafficking in Persons, 2009)
Counter Trafficking Training Course for Religious Women of East Africa
2011-06-13
Talitha Kum Coordination Meeting.
2011-06-13
Worse Than Any Other
2010-11-09