CSEC Associated with Travel and Tourism in Indigenous Peoples in Colombia

Abstract

A growing phenomenon in tourism is its association with the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC), permeating this scourge to the different indigenous peoples, this crime being the jurisdiction of the Ordinary Justice (JO) and which leaves doubt what happens within some indigenous communities that have been affected by this problem with their Own Justices or Special Indigenous Justice (JEI) in the face of the prevalence of the rights of child victims, for which it is a necessity and our objective to analyze to what extent the commercial or non-commercial sexual exploitation of boys and girls associated with travel and tourism permeates indigenous peoples in Colombia, violating the internal cultural diversity present in their sexual practices, This methodologically entails carrying out a systematic review of secondary sources in order to describe, interpret and argue about the status, scope and importance of the synergy or complementarity between the JEI and the JO, in order to establish as a contribution a consolidation of the materialization of legal guarantees in this age group, particularly from the protection of their ethnic and cultural diversity, and the assembly of sexual and reproductive integrity as a fundamental right.