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This online event examines human sex trafficking. Sexual exploitation of trafficked persons is widespread globally and is increasingly recognized as a significant, but largely invisible, problem within the United States. Some estimates place the number of people trafficked into the country each year in the tens of thousands. Sex trafficking is a multifaceted threat that requires a comprehensive approach, including prevention measures, identification and prosecution of perpetrators, and protection of victims.

This panel discussion is moderated by Swanee Hunt. Panelists included Ambassador John Miller, Senator Mark Montigny and Norma Hotaling.

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