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Confronting sex trafficking

Lessons from history

Viviene E. Cree

Social Work Studies, School of Social and Political Studies, University of Edinburgh, Chrystal Macmillan Building, George Square, Edinburgh EH8 9LD Scotland, viv.cree{at}ed.ac.uk

English

Sex trafficking, the trafficking of women and children for the purposes of sexual exploitation, is recognized today as a worldwide problem, affecting hundreds of thousands each year. It is not, however, a new phenomenon. This paper will discuss the lessons raised by the National Vigilance Association's response to this problem.

French

Le marché du sexe, le trafic des femmes et des enfants aux fins d'exploitation sexuelle, est aujourd'hui reconnu comme un problème mondial, affectant des centaines de milliers d'individus chaque année. Ce n'est cependant pas un phénomène nouveau. Ce papier discute des questions soulevées par la réponse de l'Association Nationale de Vigilance à ce problème.

Spanish

El tráfico sexual, el tráfico de mujeres y niños con el propósito de explotarlos sexualmente, es reconocido hoy como un problema mundial que afecta a miles cada año. Sin embargo, este no es un fenómeno nuevo. Este ensayo discutirá las lecciones extraídas de la respuesta de la Asociación Nacional de Vigilancia a este problema.

Key Words: prostitution • sex trafficking • sexual abuse • social work history

International Social Work, Vol. 51, No. 6, 763-776 (2008)
DOI: 10.1177/0020872808095249
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