Several Helpful Links:
1. Child Exploitation.org An extensive comprehensive website demonstrating information on a number of facts, statistics, and examples
2. The Sociology Center Links to several United States federal laws and policies
3. International Human Rights Group The United Nation protocol to prevent, suppress, and punish trafficking in persons, especially women and children
4. Statement of Wendy Patten, U.S Advocay Director Regarding efforts to combat human trafficking and Slavery
Author: Mike Dottridge, terre des hommes, 2007. 
Although a lot has been learned already about practical ways in which adults and children who have been trafficked can be protected and assisted, much less attention has been given in recent years to drawing lessons about what techniques succeed in preventing trafficking from occurring.
Giving prevention more attention means improving the quality of preventive work, as well as increasing the amount of work being done. This handbook is a contribution towards that improvement, distilling some of the lessons which have already been learned by many different organisations. The handbook is intended for anyone who plays a role in designing or organising activities to prevent child trafficking and, by implication, for a wider audience of policy makers in government, inter-governmental organisations and organisations involved in deciding what preventive activities should receive priority or in financing anti-trafficking activities.
San Diego County sheriffs find child sex trafficking victims in a brothel raid
A San Diego County Sheriff finds a child sex trafficking victim when responding to a domestic violence call
A San Diego County Sheriff comes across child sex trafficking victims during a routine traffic stop
Around 8.4 million are enslaved today, and in a remarkable journey across three continents, five of them tell their stories. This documentary is presented by reporter Rageeh Omaar.
The Child Trafficking Resource Project (CTRP) 