five years, the Secretary of State shall submit to the appropriate congressional committees a report on gang and organized-crime related violence in the Northern Triangle. (b) Elements Each report required under subsection (a) shall include the following elements: (1) Data disaggregated by age on the overall rates of gang and organized-crime related violence in the Northern Triangle countries, including by using victimization surveys, regardless of whether or not these acts of violence are reported to government authorities. (2) Data on sexual slavery scenarios carried out by gangs and other organized criminal groups. (3) Data on children and young adults forcibly recruited by gangs and other criminal groups, including the extent to which the authorities received reports of forced recruitement. (4) Data on internal displacement due to gang-related violence and insecurity, and services provided to those displaced by violence, including temporary shelters. (5) Data on the rates of extortion and cases investigated, prosecuted and convicted. (6) Data on cases of abuse, including ex­tra­ju­di­cial executions, committed by members of the Northern Triangle countries’ security forces and collusion between members of the security forces and gangs and other criminal groups, and percentage of perpetrators investigated, prosecuted, and convicted. (7) Descriptions of the strategies being implemented by the Northern Triangle governments to address forced recruitment of children and youth by gangs and other criminal groups. (8) Data on incidences of gang and organized-crime related violence cases reported to the authorities in the Northern Triangle countries and the percentage of perpetrators investigated, apprehended, prosecuted, and convicted. (9) Descriptions of the obstacles (including capacity gaps within the criminal justice system) to resolving gang and organized-crime related violence cases and deterring violence from these groups. (10) Data on the time period from first report of serious crime to official verdict in