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The "Sex trafficking" category covers fiction and nonfiction books that examine the coerced commercial sexual exploitation of people—through investigative journalism, survivor memoirs, legal and policy analyses, sociological studies, and narrative fiction. Common themes include recruitment and control methods, trafficking networks and supply chains, the roles of poverty, migration, and gender inequality, law‑enforcement and NGO responses, survivor experiences and recovery, and prevention and policy solutions. These works aim to inform, document abuses, advocate for victims, and explore the social and legal contexts surrounding exploitation; they often contain distressing material and typically include trigger warnings for readers interested in human rights, criminal justice, social work, or contemporary social issues.

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