Judicialización de la explotación sexual comercial de niños, niñas y adolescentes (ESCNNA)

Abstract

Child and teenager Sexual Exploitation is a problem with multiple causes and modalities. It refers to sexual abuse by an adult and remuneration in cash to the child or adolescent or another people, which affects the freedom and sexual integrity and the healthy development of this population. The lack of clarities regarding judicial intervention in cases of escnna leads to the assumption of the existence of some gaps from seeing effective solutions to avoid this problem. So, it is appropriate to research the procedural gaps in the investigation and prosecution in escnna. Methodology: it was proposed from a multicausal approach to explore four hypotheses derived from different psychosocial interventions in exhibition sites of the escnna. Three semi-structured interviews was performed. Findings: escnna represents one of the most troubling criminal methods of the xxi century, and one of the most lucrative illegal activities associated with different wishes, making it difficult to find an accurate profile. However, the confluence of wills and actions are a base for the effective development of social responsibility, recognizing the necessity to strengthen the judicial response.