An investigation by the New York Times found that Al Queada and its affiliates have taken at least $125 million…
According to a 2010 study, 78 percent of the sex workers in Austria are not Austrian women and are from…
A study by the opposition Green Party in Austria stated that corruption created a $22 Billion (€17 Billion) economic impact…
Authorities in Austria arrested 9,812 people who were attempting to illegally enter the country in 2011, an increase of 44 percent from 2010.The majority of the people attempting to illegally enter the country were from Afghanistan, Russia and Pakistan. Police also arrested 288 human smugglers in 2011. The human smugglers were originally from Greece, Turkey and Austria.
An estimated 700,000 women work as prostitutes across the European Union.
Austria’s Foreign Minister stated that 7,000 people arrive in Vienna each year as victims of human trafficking.