Trafficking and the Conscience of Humanity
A Social and Legal Examination of Child Trafficking
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- English
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Trafficking and the Conscience of Humanity
A Social and Legal Examination of Child Trafficking
About This Book
Human trafficking has become the scourge of the 21st century, with child trafficking arguably its worst form. As vulnerable children are lured into prostitution, pornography and other forms of exploitation, there is only a patchwork legal regime trying to deal with child trafficking.
This book assesses this legal regime, arguing that a more coordinated and international response is needed. Analyzing the moral and conceptual issues at stake across a wide variety of child trafficking cases â child prostitution, child pornography, forced "marriage, " corrupt "adoptions, " organ "donation, " refugee abuse, child soldiers, orphanage abuse, and "normal" parental child abuse â it goes on to argue that the crimes of child trafficking make apparent that there are conceptual, moral, and legal issues concerning child trafficking that differ from other kinds of crime including adult trafficking.
Trafficking and the Conscience of Humanity puts forward the case that the crimes of child trafficking could, and should, be prosecuted by an international court such as the International Criminal Court.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half-Title
- Endorsements
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Jurisdiction and Border Issues
- 3. Who Are the Children?
- 4. Movement of Persons: The First Element
- 5. Coercion: The Second Element
- 6. Exploitation: The Third Element
- 7. Child Prostitution
- 8. Child Pornography
- 9. Forced âMarriageâ
- 10. Corrupt âAdoptionâ
- 11. Organ âDonationâ
- 12. Refugee and Migrant Abuse
- 13. Child Soldiers
- 14. The New âGroomersâ and âOrphanageâ Abusers
- 15. Parental Child Abuse
- 16. Complicity and Child Victims
- 17. Punishing Child Traffickers
- 18. Problems with Domestic Prosecution of Child Trafficking
- 19. Trafficking and International Criminal Law
- 20. Humanityâs Conscience
- 21. Concluding Thoughts
- Appendix: Early Examples in Myths and Codes
- Bibliography
- Index