TRÁFICO DE PESSOAS NA FRONTEIRA CORUMBÁ (BR) - PUERTO QUIJARRO (BO): O TURISMO COMO FACHADA PARA EXPLORAÇÃO SEXUAL DE CRIANÇAS E ADOLESCENTES

Abstract

This course conclusion work presents the illicit activity of human trafficking on the border of Brazil-Bolivia, more specifically Corumbá (MS) and Puerto Quijarro (BO) and tourism used as a front for the sexual exploitation of children and adolescents, seeking to direct the participation of the Post-Graduate Studies in Geography of the Federal Universities of Mato Grosso do Sul in the preparation of Dissertations and Theses on the referred theme. The work shows definitions of what human trafficking, sexual exploitation, territory, border, territoriality and tourism as a facade would be, but also draws attention to the data obtained from parts of dissertations and theses defended on the aforementioned theme. A survey was developed under a qualitative and quantitative approach, and the data were obtained through the websites of each institution and their respective campuses. Also noteworthy is the influence that borders, especially the Brazil-Bolivia border, have on illicit activities such as human trafficking and sexual exploitation of children and adolescents.