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1. Executive summary. 2. Introduction. 2.1. Objectives. 2.2. Methodology. 2.2.1 Sample selection and limitations. 2.2.2 Data analysis. 3. Definitions. 3.1. Trafficking. 3.1.1 International conventions. 3.1.2. UK legislation. 3.2. Marriage. 3.2.1. International conventions. 3.2.2. UK legislation. 3.3. Child Marriage. 3.3.1. Child marriage worldwide. 3.4. Servile marriage and practices similar to slavery. 3.5. Forced marriage. 3.5.1. Distinction between arranged marriage and forced marriage in the UK. 3.6 Child trafficking for forced child marriage. 4. Findings. 4.1. Data collection. 4.2. Origins. 4.3. Age and gender. 5. Child trafficking routes into forced marriage. 5.1. Marriage as a method of recruitment for child trafficking. 5.1.1. Sexual exploitation. 5.2. Forced marriage as a result of trafficking. 5.2.1. Child marriage. 5.2.2. Servile marriage. 5.2.3. Children at risk. 5.3. Child trafficking for other purposes and vulnerability to forced marriage. 5.3.1. Domestic servitude. 5.3.2. Learning disabilities. 5.3.3. Female genital mutilation. 6. Motives and methods of control. 6.1. Motives and gain. 6.1.1. Family ties, economics and immigration. 6.1.2. Dowry and bride price. 6.2. Methods of control. 6.2.1. Deception and coercion. 6.2.2. Control of sexuality. 6.2.3. Missing children. 7. Mental health impact of forced child marriage. 8. Conclusion. 9. References. 10. Appendices. Appendix 1 – Abbreviations and Acronyms. Appendix 2 – Borough Descriptions. Appendix 3 – Interview Guide. Appendix 4 – Vignettes/Case Scenarios. Appendix 5 – United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (Extracts).