Explotación sexual y violencia de género: un debate de derechos humanos
This article provides an overview of trafficking in people in Mexico for sexual exploitation from a perspective combining gender and human rights. The first section addresses the first international instruments regarding white slavery (which certainly had racial content) and trafficking in older wom...
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| Language: | Spanish |
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Escuela Superior de Administración Pública
2011
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| Online Access: | https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=3897599 |
| Source: | Nova et Vétera, ISSN 0123-2614, Vol. 20, Nº. 64, 2011, pags. 151-164 |
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This article provides an overview of trafficking
in people in Mexico for sexual exploitation from
a perspective combining gender and human
rights. The first section addresses the first
international instruments regarding white slavery
(which certainly had racial content) and trafficking
in older women, which later was defined as exploiting
the prostitution of others. The 1949 Convention
and the Palermo Protocol were analysed, emphasising
the consent of the people involved in prostitution and
how each instrument addressed them differently. The
second section examines the trafficking of women
for sexual exploitation in Mexico: the context of social
inequality, the mechanisms for capturing victims,
their transfer and exploitation. A third section
deals with the Colombian law for preventing and
punishing the trafficking in people, which came
into force in November 2007. Some conclusions are
made regarding advances made in the legal field and
tasks which are still pending. |
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