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"There can be no exception, no cultural or socio-economic rationalizations that prevent the rescue of children from sexual servitude. Terms such as 'child sex worker' are unacceptable because they sanitize the brutality of this exploitation." - U.S. State Dept.
CSEC
THE COMMERCIAL SEXUAL
EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN.
CSEC refers to the recruitment, procurement and/or engagement of a child under the age of 18 for commercial sex acts (prostitution, pornography, "exotic dancing").
Under US Federal Law, a person who has induced a child into a commercial sex act has committed the felony crime of trafficking in persons.
The child, whether a citizen or foreign national, is a victim of sex trafficking regardless of whether there was force, fraud, coercion or transportation.
EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN.
CSEC refers to the recruitment, procurement and/or engagement of a child under the age of 18 for commercial sex acts (prostitution, pornography, "exotic dancing").
Under US Federal Law, a person who has induced a child into a commercial sex act has committed the felony crime of trafficking in persons.
The child, whether a citizen or foreign national, is a victim of sex trafficking regardless of whether there was force, fraud, coercion or transportation.
Kristi House
Kristi House's mission is to provide a healing environment for all child victims of sexual abuse and their families, regardless of income, through prevention, treatment and coordination of services with our community partners.
Kristi House's Commercially Sexually Exploited Children's Project is a program modeled after the success of Girls Educational and Mentoring Services in New York City and is dedicated to raising awareness about the reality of children being bought and sold in the local commercial sex industry; preventing children, especially young girls, from becoming exploited and building community capacity to treat and heal victims.
http://www.kristihouse.org/
http://www.gems-girls.org/
For more information
contact Sandy at
sandys@kristihouse.org
Kristi House's Commercially Sexually Exploited Children's Project is a program modeled after the success of Girls Educational and Mentoring Services in New York City and is dedicated to raising awareness about the reality of children being bought and sold in the local commercial sex industry; preventing children, especially young girls, from becoming exploited and building community capacity to treat and heal victims.
http://www.kristihouse.org/
http://www.gems-girls.org/
For more information
contact Sandy at
sandys@kristihouse.org
MINOR SEX TRAFFICKING
Courtesy of Shared Hope International
EVENTS
CSEC WORKING GROUP
- Advocate Program
- Center for Family and Child Enrichment
- Children's Campaign
- Dade Community Foundation
- FBI Miami
- FL Dept. of Children and Families
- Florida Coalition Against Human Trafficking
- Florida Freedom Partnership
- Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center
- Girls Advocacy Project
- Hep-C Alert
- His House Children's Home
- Juvenile Services Department
- Kristi House
- Miami Bridge
- Miami-Dade Police Department
- Miami-Dade Public Schools
- Office of the Attorney General
- Office of the State Attorney
- Our Kids
- Stand Up for Kids
- Teenage Parent Program
- The Children's Trust
- The Journey Institute
- The Village
- Univ. of South Florida - Behavior Analysis Service Program
- US Attorney's Office
- Victim Response Inc. / The Lodge
- Victim Services
- Women Protecting Women
- Women's Fund of Miami-Dade
- World Relief
OTHER LINKS
- GEMS (NY)
- Polaris Project (DC)
- ECPAT USA
- ECPAT International
- Bilateral Safety Corridor Coalition (CA)
- Human Trafficking Awareness Partnerships
- The Institute for Universal Human Rights
- Breaking Free (MN)
- CEASE (GA)
- Child Trafficking Digital Library
- humantrafficking.org
- Not For Sale Campaign
- Ricky Martin Foundation (PR)
- SAGE (CA)
- Southeastern Network of Youth & Family Services
- The Protection Project (DC)
ARTICLES
THANKS to our supporters!
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IF YOU SUSPECT A CHILD IS BEING COMMERCIALLY SEXUALLY EXPLOITED, PLEASE CALL THE TRAFFICKING HOTLINE. 1-866-443-0106
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