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Data Collection: Human Trafficking Reporting System (HTRS)
Frequency: 2007 through second quarter of 2010
Latest data available: 2007-2010

The Human Trafficking Reporting System ( HTRS) is a secured, online performance measurement portal. The HTRS collects data on suspected human trafficking incidents, offenders, and victims from DOJ-funded human trafficking task forces. These task forces can encompass cities, regions, territories, or states. The HTRS has data on information reported by task forces for incidents occurring from 2007 through June 2010. Information collected includes incident status, type of human trafficking, lead investigating agency, number of known victims, number of known offenders, whether the case was confirmed as human trafficking, the demographic characteristics of offenders and victims, case processing information of offenders, and victim service provision information.

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Data Experts

  • Ron Malega, Statistician, BJS
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    Collection Period

    2007-2010

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    The following publications and products were generated by BJS using data from this collection.


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