The intersecting inequality, discrimination, and poverty disproportionately experienced by women, girls, marginalized racial, ethnic, and socially excluded communities, migrants, and LGBTQ+ people leave them at greater risk of sexual exploitation. 

The intersecting inequality, discrimination, and poverty disproportionately experienced by women, girls, marginalized racial, ethnic, and socially excluded communities, migrants, and LGBTQ+ people leave them at greater risk of sexual exploitation. 

The right to be free from exploitation is a basic human right. Despite this, millions of women, girls, and other vulnerable people around the world are being sexually exploited. It is our collective responsibility to ensure everybody is able to live safe, fearless and free.

The right to be free from exploitation is a basic human right. Despite this, millions of women, girls, and other vulnerable people around the world are being sexually exploited. It is our collective responsibility to ensure everybody is able to live safe, fearless and free.

The intersecting inequality, discrimination, and poverty disproportionately experienced by women, girls, marginalized racial, ethnic, and socially excluded communities, migrants, and LGBTQ+ people leave them at greater risk of sexual exploitation.

The intersecting inequality, discrimination, and poverty disproportionately experienced by women, girls, marginalized racial, ethnic, and socially excluded communities, migrants, and LGBTQ+ people leave them at greater risk of sexual exploitation.

Across almost every economy in the world, women earn less than men. According to a 2017 Oxfam report, globally women 24 percent less than men. Women are also less likely to be in paid work in the first place.

Across almost every economy in the world, women earn less than men. According to a 2017 Oxfam report, globally women 24 percent less than men. Women are also less likely to be in paid work in the first place.