Rape in China

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In 2007, the U.S. Department of State reported 31,833 rapes in China, but no similar report by the Chinese government has been made available.^[1] Same-sex sexual assault between male adults was made illegal in late 2015.^[2] Domestic and foreign victims of sex trafficking in China are raped.^[3]