A conference in Gran Canaria will tackle “new challenges” in the fight against sexual exploitation. The event, taking place later this month, aims to bring together experts and activists to discuss strategies for addressing the increasing issue of sexual violence and trafficking.
Officials highlighted that over 90 women received assistance in 2026, underscoring the ongoing need for intervention and support. This figure matches the number of women helped in 2025, indicating a persistent demand for resources.
The conference will feature panels focused on research, debate, and sharing experiences to address these pressing concerns. It aims to create a space for collaboration and action within the community to combat sexual exploitation effectively.
Authorities have described the current situation as “a critical moment,” urging greater awareness and resources to tackle this enduring problem. With rates of sexual exploitation on the rise, the importance of the conference has never been more pronounced.