International Child Sex Tourism: A South African Perspective

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peace and security

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paper

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PatKas

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Cam

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Abstract After explaining the nature and extent of the problem of child sex tourism, this article identifies the relevant instruments of international law, before discussing the legal tools available in South Africa to deal with this issue.

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