In familial trafficking, a relative or caregiver exploits a child or family member—often in exchange for money, drugs, or other favors. This form of trafficking is deeply hidden and devastatingly common in vulnerable households.

Organ trafficking is the illegal trade of human organs for transplant. Victims—often poor or marginalized—are deceived, coerced, or even abducted, and forced to give up organs under unsafe, unregulated conditions.

Children are trafficked for sex, labor, illegal adoption, and criminal activity. Grooming often begins online or within communities they trust. Many victims don’t even know they’re being trafficked.

Victims—often girls and young women—are married off against their will, sometimes for family gain or cultural control. They face lifelong abuse, control, and exploitation under the guise of marriage.