A poignant & unapologetic film
​on sex trafficking

 
26 Seconds is a dramatic documentary miniseries focusing on the horrors of sex trafficking across the world. Through a captivating journey in search of solutions, 26 Seconds reveals the ubiquity of the problem and the gravity of the damage sustained by this evil, destructive trade. In raw intimate interviews, filmed in Thailand, Cambodia, Iraq, India, East Africa, Mexico and right here in the USA…The audience gets a shocking glimpse into the lives of girls, women, pimps and "Johns” and also transgenders in various cultures and regions. The documentary peers behind the shadowy curtain of the rampant global plague of sex trafficking, taking audiences from the neon underground in Thailand to the dusty refugee camps of Iraq; from the glitz and glam of Las Vegas to across the border in Tijuana; from the sunny streets of Southern California to the slums of New Delhi and Phnom Penh; to the rift valleys of East Africa.
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BACKGROUND/ STATISTICS 

1.2 million children are trafficked every year. Some are coerced, manipulated or kidnapped. Others are forced into it by close associates, like relatives, friends, boyfriends, and tragically sometimes their own parents who become their traffickers. While there can be complex cultural and economic motivations at play, the sex trade is predicated on one undeniable reality; Every day around the world, countless boys and girls are bought and raped by grown men. Forced labor is a $150 billion per year industry. The economic benefits of selling sex are irrefutable. Unlike drugs or weapons, children and women can be sold over and over again. Oftentimes five to ten times per day. But how long will the screams of victims go unheard? How long will the world stand by as children and women's lives are shattered and scarred by sexual and emotional abuse?  

​CALL TO ACTION

The Time Is Now! Join us in Creating Awareness and a Call for Action. Together we can raise awareness to the organizations, crisis intervention teams, committed law enforcement and dedicated citizens in the fight to eradicate global sex trafficking. Your support is the difference and the impact needed to defend and protect innocent children and women around the world. The Clock Is Ticking...