Infographic for Immediate Release  
Jan. 5, 2023 

Cracking Down on Human Trafficking in Pennsylvania  

HARRISBURG – Over the last five years, 1,096 human-trafficking offenses were charged statewide. 
Human Trafficking is a type of human rights abuse where people profit from the exploita@on of others – 
mainly using force, fraud or coercion to manipulate vic@ms into engaging in sex acts or labor/services in 
exchange for something of value. 

January is human trafficking awareness month and this month’s infographic highlights key court data 
related to human trafficking including the total number of human-trafficking cases and offenses over the 
last five years, defendant demographics and the top 10 counKes with the highest number human-
trafficking offenses. Download a high-resoluKon version of the graphic. 

 

PA Courts InfoShare is a monthly product of the Administra;ve Office of Pennsylvania Courts (AOPC) that 
visually highlights the work of the courts with interes;ng data and sta;s;cs obtained through the 
judiciary’s case management systems, interac;ve dashboards and other research. Reproduc;on is 
permissible with source cited.  

 

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Media contact: Kimberly Bathgate, 717-231-3331 



human trafficking jan 2023

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