Trafficking of children for sexual exploitation : public international law, 1864-1950
Rao, Sunil SalankeyAuthor
Sunil Rao examines the development of public international law from 1864 to 1950 in relation to the trafficking of children for sexual exploitation of prostitution. He provides an account and examination of the formation of each treaty adopted during this period, and demonstrates the progressive conceptual development of public international law in this area by analysing each treaty in the areas of gender, race, administrative and legal measures, description of the act of trafficking and connection between the act of trafficking and the exploitative end purpose of prostitution.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Sunil Rao examines the development of public international law from 1864 to 1950 in relation to the trafficking of children for sexual exploitation of prostitution. He provides an account and examination of the formation of each treaty adopted during this period, and demonstrates the progressive conceptual development of public international law in this area by analysing each treaty in the areas of gender, race, administrative and legal measures, description of the act of trafficking and connection between the act of trafficking and the exploitative end purpose of prostitution.
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Early history -- The grounding of protection in international law : the Convention of 1921 -- Exapnding the scope for action : the Convention of 1933 -- Unification and progressive development in the Convention of 1949 -- Conclusion.
Children (International law)
Sex-oriented businesses
Child trafficking
Children
Prostitution
Child prostitution
Children (International law)
Law, Politics & Government
Law, General & Comparative