International concept of sexual exploitation of children

Abstract

Ther are Numerous international conventions which deal with sexual exploitation of children : the prohibition of human trafficking , the exploitation of the prostitution of others of 1949 , the passing of the Universal Declaration of the Rights of the Child of 1959 and the Convention on the Rights of the Child of 1989 , the Optional Protocol Annex to the sale of children, child prostitution Convention on the Rights of the Child or pornography of 2000 and the Protocol to prevent , Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, especially Women and Children, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime of 2000, and the end of the Convention on the Council of Europe on the protection of children from sexual exploitation and sexual abuse for the year 2007 and the directives of the European Union concerning the protection of children from sexual abuse and exploitation for the year 2011 ther are also and numerous doctrinal views and decisions jurisdictions that have addressed the issue of sexual exploitation of children, but failed to give a specific concept for this exploitation and probably more correct to say that they did not want to formulate a specific definition of sexual exploitation because the desire clear from that which is to provide international protection for the child of any work in the future can be a sexual violation for children, but this approach reveals that the sexual exploitation of children images that can not be counted, and also reveals the size of the suffering of the child of a multi-faceted international threat, and therefore CRC tend to rely on a broad definition of sexual exploitation of children during the review statesmeasures Reports national legislative, executive and judicial used by those states to criminalize the sexual exploitation of children, the desire not to give a definition of sexual exploitation disclosed expressly explanatory notes to the protocol Palermo in 2000, and if we wish to give an analysis of this behavior or assessment we first can say that this course has come out of respect for internal legislation States that deals with the issue as a respect for the freedom of the child or in furtherance of the pattern of protection that can be imposed by domestic legislation to enhance the international procedures and with delivery to these apologists, but there really should not have in mind that the objectives of the we to determine the definition of internal legislation may come deduced and under various pretexts. We divide the studyinto three sections the first schin deal with the definition of sexual exploitation of children, according to three demands the firsts devoted to the definition of the Convention and the second definition is idiosyncratic and third definition of justice, while devoted the second topic of discrimination and sexual exploitation of children for suspected or approaching him from the concepts in the four demands allocated first demand to distinguish it from the principle of the best interests of the child while allocat second requirement to distinguish it from human trafficking and the third demand to distinguish it from forms of violence against children, the fourth requirement distinguish it from electronic crime, and third section casts light on the images of sexual exploitation in the three demands,first for the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography