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Access to Justice and Legal Remedies for Children Subjected to Sexual Exploitation in Kyrgyzstan

This legal factsheet determines the extent to which Kyrgyz laws provide access to child-centric justice and protection for children who have been subjected to sexual exploitation. It draws on key informant interviews to explore perceptions of the practical realities of children’s access to justice. The findings were presented during a national consultation with stakeholders, who provided feedback and discussed pathways to enhance access to justice and effective remedies for children subjected to sexual exploitation in Kyrgyzstan.

Access to Justice and Legal Remedies for Children Subjected to Sexual Exploitation in Uzbekistan

This legal factsheet determines the extent to which Uzbek laws provide access to child-centric justice and protection for children who have been subjected to sexual exploitation. It draws on key informant interviews to explore perceptions of the practical realities of children’s access to justice. The findings were presented during a national consultation with stakeholders, who provided feedback and discussed pathways to enhance access to justice and effective remedies for children subjected to sexual exploitation in Uzbekistan.

Access to Justice and Legal Remedies for Children Subjected to Sexual Exploitation in Kazakhstan

This legal factsheet determines the extent to which Kazakh laws provide access to child-centric justice and protection for children who have been subjected to sexual exploitation. It draws on key informant interviews to explore perceptions of the practical realities of children’s access to justice. The findings were presented during a national consultation with stakeholders, who provided feedback and discussed pathways to enhance access to justice and effective remedies for children subjected to sexual exploitation in Kazakhstan.

Access to Justice and Legal Remedies for Children Subjected to Sexual Exploitation in Georgia

This legal factsheet determines the extent to which Georgian laws provide access to child-centric justice and protection for children who have been subjected to sexual exploitation. It draws on key informant interviews to explore perceptions of the practical realities of children’s access to justice. The findings were presented during a national consultation with stakeholders, who provided feedback and discussed pathways to enhance access to justice and effective remedies for children subjected to sexual exploitation in Georgia.

Egypt — Country Overview

The ECPAT Country Overview on Egypt provides a comprehensive summary of all forms of sexual exploitation of children in the country, assessing achievements and challenges in implementing counteractions to eliminate this issue. It suggests concrete priority actions urgently needed to proactively advance the national fight against sexual exploitation of children.

Literature Review – Technology and children on the move or affected by crisis: uses, risks and protection measures

ECPAT International and the Association for the Social Support of Youth have launched a project on the digital safety of children on the move, with a particular focus on Greece and linkages to the Venezuelan migration crisis in Latin America. As a first step, this Literature Review explores:

1. How children on the move perceive and use digital technology, and the gender and intersectional factors that influence their use of digital technology.
2. What documented harms have been facilitated by digital technology in these contexts.
3. What role digital platforms and tech companies play in protecting children on the move.