The Legal Framework of Orphanage Trafficking in Cambodia: Enhancing Identification, Prosecution & Prevention

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Nhep, Rebecca
van Doore, Kathryn
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2021
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Orphanage trafficking is a type of child trafficking that involves the recruitment and/ or transfer of children to residential care institutions, for a purpose of exploitation and/ or profit. It typically takes place in developing countries where child protection services systems are highly privatised, under-regulated, and primarily funded by overseas sources. In such circumstances, residential care is used prolifically and inappropriately as a response to child vulnerability, including lack of access to education.

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Law and society and socio-legal research

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Nhep, R; van Doore, K, The Legal Framework of Orphanage Trafficking in Cambodia: Enhancing Identification, Prosecution & Prevention, 2021

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