Table Mountain seen in background at the, Cape Town Stadium that will host the 2010 Soccer World Cup, Cape Town, South Africa, Monday, March 22, 2010. Around fifty thousand people attended an event at the Cape Town Stadium as part of a security test in preparation of the 2010 Soccer World Cup.
With the South African World Cup less than two weeks away, there is continued concern that the event will be used for human trafficking.
It has been estimated that between 40,000 to 100,000 people may be trafficked during the World Cup.
In January, Time magazine reported on a three-week investigation into human trafficking. Finding a lucrative trade in child sex near two stadiums, one trafficker said, "I’m really looking forward to doing more business during the World Cup." Children can earn $45 to $600 a night for their captors.
