The right to childhood: Australia and the child sex tourism phenomenon

Dominic Ofner
posted by | 412sc
April 13, 2016

Volume 6 Number 7

Child Sex Tourism (CST) is travel undertaken for the purpose of sexually exploiting children. It is a devastating, prolific phenomenon that is estimated to affect and involve over one million children in South East Asia alone and many more world wide.

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