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Child Prostitution The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of
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FEATURED ARTICLES *** China teacher couple sentenced to death for child sex ring Two teachers who sold out pupils as young as 11-years-old to men seeking virgins for sex have been sentenced to death for running a child prostitution ring, Chinese press reports said Wednesday. The teachers, who were married, worked in southern Guizhou province and most of the 23 girls forced into sex slavery were students from the schools where they taught, the China Daily said. Six of the girls were aged under 14, according to the Shanghai Daily, which said that the victims supposedly being "virgins" was a main selling point. Other press reports said all the girls were aged from 11 to 17. Russian Federation [PDF] CHILD TRAFFICKING - Reportedly 15,000 women and
children were trafficked into "sex slavery" in China. There
are reports of children being kidnapped or purchased from orphanages for
sexual abuse, child pornography, and body parts. New Weapons Against Child Trafficking In Asia Commercial sexual exploitation of
children has become an issue of global concern, and appears to be on the
rise. Children are increasingly being bought and sold across national borders
by organized networks for work in sweatshops and brothels. The ILO has
launched a new programme to eliminate the practice. In Asia, trafficking in children
both between and within various countries is on the increase. In recent
years, large numbers of children from Cambodia, China, Laos and Myanmar have been forced to work as prostitutes
in Thailand. Both girls and boys from poor rural areas are lured by
professional recruiters and traffickers with promises of legitimate jobs in
Thailand's booming economy. The trafficking routes are well known, but are
difficult to close down. Girls from Myanmar are brought into Thailand through
various border checkpoints. In Cambodia, they arrive via several transit
points into Thailand. Girls from south
China enter by way of ***
ARCHIVES *** Bur of Democracy,
Human Rights & Labor - Country
Reports on Human Rights Practices - 2005 TRAFFICKING
IN PERSONS – There were reports that women and girls from Concluding
Observations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child (CRC) - 2005 DATA COLLECTION - The Committee regrets the limited statistical data on
sexual exploitation and cross-border trafficking included in the State
party’s report, both with regard to mainland [C.6] INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE AND COOPERATION - The Committee notes
with appreciation the increased regional cooperation between the State party
and neighboring countries, such as Child
prostitution boss faces death www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2009-05/18/content_7785416.htm
The suspected lynchpin behind a
child rape scandal in Guizhou province is to face
the death penalty after prosecutors decided to try her on charges of forced
prostitution, it was announced Sunday.
Yuan Li, 37, also know as Yuan Ronghui, is
alleged to have arranged for seven men to have sex with 11 teenage girls,
some as young as 13, between October 2007 and July last year in Xishui county.
She had previously faced charges of "sheltering and introducing
prostitution", which carries a maximum punishment of five years in
prison. But a spokesperson for the
prosecution, which is now led by a high-level prosecutor from the nearby city
of Zunyi, said she will stand trial accused of the
more severe charge of forced prostitution, which carries the death penalty or
life imprisonment. China
teacher couple sentenced to death for child sex ring Two teachers who sold out pupils
as young as 11-years-old to men seeking virgins for sex have been sentenced
to death for running a child prostitution ring, Chinese press reports said
Wednesday. The teachers, who were
married, worked in southern Guizhou province and
most of the 23 girls forced into sex slavery were students from the schools
where they taught, the China Daily said.
Six of the girls were aged under 14, according to the Shanghai Daily,
which said that the victims supposedly being "virgins" was a main
selling point. Other press reports
said all the girls were aged from 11 to 17. China
tries to break child prostitution ring China is offering a 100,000 yuan (US$13,200) reward for information that leads to the
detention of a couple who are believed to have forced primary and high school
children into prostitution, the Beijing News said on Wednesday. A similar case was reported
earlier this month in Guizhou, the newspaper
reported. Two teachers forced at least 18 children aged between 13 and 17
into prostitution. ECPAT: Fifth Report on implementation of the Agenda for
Action [DOC] www.ecpat.net/eng/Ecpat_inter/publication/other/english/Doc_page/ecpat_5th_a4a_2001_full.doc At one time this article had been
archived and may possibly still be accessible [here] [B]
COUNTRY UPDATES – CHINA (INCLUDING HONG KONG) – The Agenda for Action is little known in China
and no national plan has been developed. CSEC is not identified as a problem and
the trafficking of children is the only area that has been addressed by the
government. Russian
Federation [PDF] CHILD
TRAFFICKING -
Reportedly 15,000 women and children were trafficked into "sex
slavery" in Youth Peer Education Program on Life Skills, Reproductive
Health, STIs, and
HIV/AIDS www.ecpat.net/eng/CSEC/good_practices/peeredu_china.asp At one time this article had been
archived and may possibly still be accessible [here]
The target population of the youth
peer education program in The
Second World Congress Against Commercial Sexual Exploitation Of Children [12] The representative of the
Government of China expressed her Government’s appreciation of ECPAT’s
contributions to addressing the CSEC issue, and of the ECPAT presentation. It
indicated that it would strengthen its collaboration with ECPAT, ESCAP and UNICEF
on this issue, including through the sharing of information. The ILO Mekong Sub-regional Project to Combat Trafficking in Children and Women [17] WHAT HAS THIS PROJECT ACHIEVED? - In 2004, in China and Lao PDR, the Governments have replicated the project’s practices in other provinces. OUR MISSION STATEMENT - Our mission is to help
eliminate the sexual and labour exploitation of
children and women in the Greater Mekong Sub-Region by reducing their
vulnerability, and preventing their exposure, to human traffickers and
exploitative employers. People Trafficking and Child Exploitation: Australia's Aid
Program Response www.ausaid.gov.au/country/peopletraffick.cfm At one time this article had been
archived and may possibly still be accessible [here]
THE
AUSTRALIA-CHINA HUMAN RIGHTS TECHNICAL COOPERATION PROGRAM (HRTC) - Since 1997, New
Weapons Against Child Trafficking In Asia Commercial sexual exploitation of children
has become an issue of global concern, and appears to be on the rise.
Children are increasingly being bought and sold across national borders by
organized networks for work in sweatshops and brothels. The ILO has launched
a new programme to eliminate the practice. In Asia, trafficking in children
both between and within various countries is on the increase. In recent
years, large numbers of children from Cambodia, China, Laos and Myanmar have been forced to work as prostitutes
in Thailand. Both girls and boys from poor rural areas are lured by
professional recruiters and traffickers with promises of legitimate jobs in
Thailand's booming economy. The trafficking routes are well known, but are
difficult to close down. Girls from Myanmar are brought into Thailand through
various border checkpoints. In Cambodia, they arrive via several transit
points into Thailand. Girls from south
China enter by way of All material used herein
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