Working with children involved in prostitution presents particular
challenges
and dilemmas for the agencies charged with responding to these
young
people. This collection of contributions brings together, , the
experiences of
all the key organisations and professions working with children
involved in or
at risk of involvement in prostitution: social services, the police,
the legal
profession, health, voluntary organisations, the youth service,
self-help
groups, and others. To this is added an overview of the research
and current
thought on young people and prostitution.
Owner: David Barrett

Articles:

Article 34: Sexual exploitation

Organisation:

Children's Society

Countries

United Kingdom

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