"As clearly demonstrated in the reports provided by any monitoring institutional bodies, such as the UNODC global reports on trafficking in persons, and EUROSTAT reports, the vast majority of victims of trafficking of human beings around the world are women and girls. Policies adopted by each member State to counter such a phenomenon should therefore be gender-sensitive and based on the higher vulnerability of these victims."
The gender aspect in the fight against trafficking in human beings is significant. In 2021, 68.4 % of registered victims of trafficking in human beings in the EU were women or girls.