Sex Tourism

UN forum backs harsher penalties for sex tourists

SAO PAULO, Brazil — Tourists who go abroad to abuse children should face the prospect of prosecution in their home countries if they are caught having sex with kids in nations with lax penalties, pa

Sun, Safaris And Sex Tourism In Kenya

'They come here they think "I can be whatever I want to be" and that's how they behave'

It's Saturday night at one of Nairobi's trendiest expat clubs. The drinks are flowing, the house music is blaring and couples are either grinding on the dance floor or chatting at the bar.

Sex Tourism

UK turns blind eye to sex tourism

The Government has "turned a blind eye" to sex offenders and paedophiles living in a "twilight zone" of international travel, according to a report.

Good­-looking women can be a country’s greatest attraction and biggest problem

Ukraine: A prime European destination for sex tourists?

Good­-looking women can be a country’s greatest attraction and biggest problem – at the same time.

uk sex tourists to pay at home

Sex tourists face UK prosecution over abuse abroad

The new legislation, contained in the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008, will come into effect from Monday.

Canada?

Canada a destination for sex tourists, US State Department's report says

Canada must do more to arrest and convict human traffickers who have helped make the country a "sex tourism" destination for American tourists, a U.S. government report released Wednesday suggests.

The U.S. State Department's 2008 Trafficking in Persons Report assesses government efforts to control trafficking in 153 countries.

Sex Tourism

Sex tourism and children

Children are innocent, they are also impressionable, they live what they learn. They learn ABCs, phonics, arithmetic, English and other subjects related to their development. They also learn about sex and engage in sex too, if given the opportunity. Sex tourism is a growing phenomenon where children are used for transactional sex across the ... read more

Caribbean

Red flag on sex tourism

A major non-profit, community advocacy group is urging Americans to be "seriously concerned about the explosion of HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean".

In a statement, HR Reality Check said that poverty, gender inequalities and a high degree of HIV-related stigma have caused "a festering of the epidemic in the region".