Every minute of every day, two children are being prepared for sexual exploitation. The average age of these children is 14, many as young as 3. Crime Stoppers Global Solutions has developed app technology where citizens can anonymously report crime. You know what you would do if this was your child. Do your part to stop child sex trafficking.
The numbers are staggering: 9.2 million new slaves per year = 25,200 new slaves per day = 1,050 new slaves per hour = 1 new slave every 4 seconds
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) released the “Global Report on Trafficking in Persons,” which gathered data from 155 countries. According to the report, the most common form of human trafficking (79%) is sexual exploitation, followed by forced labor (18%), including sweat shops and child labor.
“Worldwide, almost 20% of all trafficking victims are children,” the report found. “However, in some parts of Africa and the Mekong region, children are the majority—up to 100% in parts of West Africa.”
In addition, the Counter Trafficking Data Collaborative (CTDC) is the first global hub on human trafficking, with data contributed by 165 countries representing 175 nationalities. The data presented in this map has been collected since 2002 (click image to enlarge):
Our Public Service Announcement
Crime Stoppers Global Solutions (CSGS) created the following PSA to help drive awareness of the enormity and scope of human trafficking. Please watch and share this video. Knowing about the problem is the first step; reporting it anonymously is the second. Together, we can solve this heinous problem.
Frequently Asked Questions
CSGS works with law enforcement and global partners to investigate human trafficking, rescue victims, and prevent exploitation. They provide intelligence, resources, and support to stop traffickers effectively.
You can submit an anonymous tip through the CSGS website. All reports are confidential, helping law enforcement take action without revealing your identity.
Victims of human trafficking, witnesses, and concerned citizens can contact CSGS. They offer support, guidance, and work closely with authorities to ensure safety and justice.
Yes, CSGS partners with organizations across Eastern Europe and other regions. These collaborations help track traffickers, share intelligence, and stop crimes across borders.
Donations help fund investigations, rescue operations, victim support programs, and international partnerships. Every contribution strengthens CSGS’s ability to prevent and combat human trafficking globally.
