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Child sexual exploitation in travel and tourism - Coggle Diagram
Child sexual exploitation in travel and tourism
Global Trends
Asia: Corporate culture that promotes sexual exploitation.
Latin America: Expanding tourism with high poverty levels
North America: Both national and international offenders
Europe: Has become both a destination and an origin for offenders
africa: The Forced marriages and conflicts increase risks and the growing tourism and weak legal framework
Risks factors
Expansion of tourism and travel
Corruption and weak law enforcement
Social tolerance towards child abuse.
Using internet to contact victim
What it is?
Acts of sexual exploitation of children and adolescents within the context of travel and tourism
It has increased globally despite prevention efforts.
Laws and Regulations
Laws exist but are weakly enforced.
Prevention and Solutions
Engaging local communities in prevention
Using technology to track and report cases
Private sector responsibility in child protection
Greater international cooperation and stricter regulations
Offender and Victim Profiles
Offenders: No single profile, it includes tourists, business travelers, volunteers, transient workers
Victims: No typical profile. Children in poverty, indigenous communities, migrants, and displaced youth