Title: What are the statistics on human trafficking of children?
Headings: Child trafficking Statistics
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Child Trafficking Statistics
Child trafficking Statistics
U.S. & International
Statistics compiled by Ark of Hope for Children
Where do trafficked children come from?
The numbers;
The impact;
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According to non-governmental U.S. sources;
Physical and Mental Consequences of Trafficking for victims;
Pull factors;
Trafficking Victims:
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Runaways:
Ark of Hope for Children's sources for U.S. and international trafficking statistics;

Content: sex trafficking in which a commercial sex act is induced by force, fraud, or coercion, or in which the person induced to perform such an act has not attained 18 years of age." * "The economic reality is that human trafficking is driven by profits. If nobody paid for sex, sex trafficking would not exist." Where do trafficked children come from? Child trafficking victims, whether for labor, sex or organ trafficking, come from all backgrounds, include both boys and girls. They span a wide age range from 1 to 18 years old. Sex trafficking victims up to roughly 25 years old most often started as young as 14. Children are trafficked out of, or into the United States from all regions of the world and represent a variety of different races, ethnic groups and religions. They may be brought to the U.S. legally or smuggled in. Trafficked children can be lured to the U.S. through the promise of school or work and promised the opportunity to send money back to their families.