Issues Paper: How Voluntourism May Facilitate the Sexual Exploitation of Children
As the travel and tourism industry rebounds from the COVID-19 pandemic, protecting children must be at the forefront of all of our minds. The solution—some forms of voluntourism must be regulated in order to keep children safe.
Available in: English , Spanish , Portuguese
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