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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Commercial sexual exploitation of children"”.

  1. Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children and School Nursing: A Non-Experimental Quantitative Study

    Underlying the healthy learning environments of our nation’s schools are students who are unwillingly entangled in the darkness of a form of human trafficking known as commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC). There is substantial and compelling evidence that CSEC is a serious problem in …

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  2. Bridging the Gap Between Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children and Responses from Law Enforcement

    <p>Commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) has become a growing crime in most cities in the United States, particularly Atlanta. There seems to be a gap between these types of crime and how law enforcement responds to them. This paper discussed why Atlanta has attracted such a crime and …

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  3. LAW ENFORCEMENTS PERCEPTIONS REGARDING DOMESTIC MINOR SEX TRAFFICKING AND THE INVOLVEMENT OF SOCIAL WORKERS IN THESE CASES

    … (DMST) is a significant issue that affects children, families, and communities throughout the United States. Due to the illegal nature of the problem, it is difficult for law enforcement to identify victims of DMST and when they are identified it is challenging to provide them with services. …

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  4. Pathways to Offending: Domestic Sex Trafficking

    <p>Multidisciplinary professionals across criminal justice, public policy, education, and health and</p> <p>human services have all attempted to understand the complex phenomenon of sex trafficking to assist victims, correct offenders, and prevent future abuse. However, current research has …

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