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Stakeholder perceptions of gaps and solutions in addressing child trafficking

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  • Okech, David
  • Cody, Anna M.
  • Callands, Tamora A.
  • Afroz, Fahmida
  • Balch, Alex
  • Bolton, Claire
  • Fofanah, Umaru
  • Aletraris, Lydia

Abstract

Governments, researchers, and community-based organizations have mobilized to develop interventions and programs addressing child trafficking, resulting in large amounts of financial resources allocated to awareness-raising campaigns, crisis services for survivors, and increasing judicial responses to trafficking. Low-resource and low-income countries face the dual challenge of addressing child trafficking within an environment where extreme poverty is pervasive and customary norms might conflict with national anti-trafficking policies. The purpose of this study is to understand challenges faced in addressing child trafficking and identify interventions that are community-driven and contextually relevant.

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  • Okech, David & Cody, Anna M. & Callands, Tamora A. & Afroz, Fahmida & Balch, Alex & Bolton, Claire & Fofanah, Umaru & Aletraris, Lydia, 2024. "Stakeholder perceptions of gaps and solutions in addressing child trafficking," Children and Youth Services Review, Elsevier, vol. 158(C).
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:cysrev:v:158:y:2024:i:c:s0190740924000471
    DOI: 10.1016/j.childyouth.2024.107475
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