Latest figures from official report, 2025
In 2025, 101 people were assessed as having been trafficked.
In 2025, the Center against Human Trafficking held investigative interviews with 369 people who could be victims of human trafficking. This is an increase of 20 percent compared to the number of people investigated for human trafficking in 2024.
Of the 101 people subjected to human trafficking in 2025, 55 were trafficked for sexual purposes.
exploitation. 47 women and three men are exploited for prostitution. Four women and one
man is exploited for other sexual exploitation. Two are simultaneously exploited for criminal
acts and two for forced labor. All but one 15-year-old girl are over 18 years old.
The 101 people trafficked in 2025 come from 31 different countries.
Almost half of the 101 people who were assessed as being victims of human trafficking in 2025 were referred to the Centre against Human Trafficking by the police. In addition, it is primarily the Immigration Service and NGOs in the field of human trafficking that have referred the people who were assessed as being victims of human trafficking.
See the latest Annual Report 2025 from the Center Against Human Trafficking here .
See more at www.CMM.dk
In Europe and the rest of the world 2026
If you want to be updated on what is happening within trafficking in Europe and the rest of the world, click on the attached report from the Department Of State, USA and read their exciting report " Trafficking in Persons Report 2026 "
The report is not available as a PDF file right now. However, you can read more here .
The American Trafficking in Persons Report points to a number of serious problems in Denmark's efforts against human trafficking. The consistent criticism is particularly about the protection of victims, the risk of being sent back to the traffickers, and the difficulties in prosecuting the perpetrators.
You can read more about the report's description of conditions in Denmark here. here .
(However, it is important to distinguish between documented criticisms from previous reports and the new conclusions in the 2026 report, published on October 8, 2026.)