Sex Trafficking Demand Reduction Act amends the Trafficking Victims Protection Act to focus on reducing demand for commercial sex acts.
The Sex Trafficking Demand Reduction Act amends the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 to change how the U.S. assesses foreign countries' efforts to reduce demand for commercial sex acts. It requires governments to prohibit the purchase of commercial sex acts, educate buyers on trafficking exploitation, and reduce demand for international sex tourism. This change applies to determinations made after the act's enactment.
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