The internet facilitates information flow between sex workers and buyers, making it easier to
set up paid sexual transactions online. Despite the illegality of selling sexual services online …

Abstract After the Silk Road closure, many studies started focusing on the trend and patterns
of darknet-related crimes in the 2010s. This first study combined a systematic literature …

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Over the past few years, the agenda-topping issue of human trafficking is increasingly
bracketed with the use of digital technologies. Though the trafficking-technology nexus is a …

In an era of unprecedented technological accessibility coupled with the possibility of online
anonymity, human traffickers often operate in the shadows–avoiding interference by typical …

This study sought to understand differences in risks of indoor versus outdoor sex work and
how perceptions of risk influenced sex workers' motivation to exit. Among the 19 indoor and …

Purpose Estimating the size of the sex buyer market in the United States has been stymied
by methodological and sampling challenges. Given known methodological issues in self …

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necessarily reflect the official opinion of the European Union. Neither the European Union …

Approaching and using the darknet has become an inevitable trend in the last decade. The
identities and locations of darknet accounts stay anonymous to make more curious with its …

This chapter discusses how forensic science and criminology can combine to apprehend
online illicit markets. In line with Felson's ecological theory and the work of Soudijn and …