Child Trafficking Isn't Just a Foreign Problem
Contrary to popular belief, most child sex trafficking happens locally — over 70% of victims sleep in their own beds at night, often exploited by family members or caregivers. The danger is not just in faraway countries but in everyday environments.
- Over 70% of trafficked children are exploited in their own homes.
- Abuse often comes from uncles, cousins, babysitters, or even parents.
- The problem is widespread and hidden in plain sight, not isolated to war zones or distant nations.
“Over 70% of children that are being sold for sex sleep in their own beds at night.”