This Global Report on Trafficking in Persons describes human trafficking on a global scale, including the incidences of child trafficking per region and country. Children and adults in most areas of the world are most often trafficked for sexual exploitation or forced labor, though other forms of trafficking are mentioned, such as pregnant women trafficked to sell their new-born babies, baby trafficking, exploitative begging, trafficking of children for use as child soldiers, and others. The report presents global data on the victims, perpetrators, and forms of human trafficking and offers policy implications.