Children and prostitution: Don't Give Up On Me !

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Contents
Preface
Foreword

Part I - Defining terms
Work, Slavery or Delinquency?
Clarification of concepts
Age of consent

Part II - Child Victims of Prostitution - Their families, their world
Who are the abusers
Who are the families
Who are the children
Why
Guestimates

Part III - Strategies for Recovery: Past Experience
Typology
Project aims/services offered
Projects evaluating themselves
Priority to psycho-social needs - A field-worker's
guide to recovery

Part Iv - Creating a Caring Environment: the Way Forward
A pre-requisite for all action: Examining our values
Creating child centred caring environments
Creating a national and international environment of care .

Concluding Reflections

ANNEX 1. Activities of ICCB in the field of child prostitution
ANNEX 2. List of ICCB publications in the field of child prostitution

Articles: 
Article 34: Sexual exploitation
Organisation: 
Bureau International Catholique De L'enfance
Tags: 
Reporting to and monitoring the CRC

Countries

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