The document summarizes statistics about human trafficking globally and in Romania. Over 50% of human trafficking victims are children, and 80% are female. While 54% of cases involve recruitment by strangers, 46% involve recruiters who know the victim. The document profiles two advocates working to address human trafficking - Iana, a leading speaker against the industry, and Garland Fulp, head of a Rotaract Club working on education and prevention initiatives.

1. By: Courtney Goudes

4.  54% of human trafficking cases, the recruiter is a stranger
 46% of the cases, the recruiters know the victim.
 52% percent of human trafficking recruiters are men, 42% are
women
 Human trafficking around the globe is estimated to generate a
profit of anywhere from $9 billion to $31.6 billion. Half of these
profits are made in industrialized countries.
 Some human traffickers recruit handicapped young girls, such
as those suffering from Down Syndrome, into the sex industry
 Researchers estimate that more than 80% of trafficking victims
are female. Over 50% of human trafficking victims are children
 30yrs – 30million children -71% are suicidal (UNICEF)

6.  Iana
 One of the world’s leading
advocates speaking against
this industry.
 Received the 2010 European
of the Year Award, also
featured in a NY Times article
 Garland
 Member of the Rotary
 Administrator of the Business
Department of Education at
RCCC.
 Leader of the Rotaract Club

7. S-E-E-D
 S – Socialization*
▪ - Get the word out (helps bring others to safety)
▪ - Lets them see they are not alone and they can be helped
 E - Esteem
▪ - Suicide rates can decrees with hope
▪ - They are not a nobody they are a somebody who matters!
 E – Education*
▪ - Help them help their future
 D – Degrees
▪ - Proof is always motivational!

9.  Garland Fulp – head of the Rotaract Club and member
of the Rotary Club. (Main Source)
 Batstone, David. “Romania a global center for human
trafficing.” CNN. 2-17-11.
http://www.cnn.com/2011/OPINION/02/07/batstone.r
omania.sex.trade/index.html
 IOM Romania. “Reaching out, a shelter for trafficked
girls.” UNICEF. 2005.
http://www.unicef.org/sowc05/english/povertyfeat_ro
mania.html