A COMPARATIVE APPROACH TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF EXPLOITATION AND ELECTRONIC CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE CRIMES IN
Keywords:
Children, Exploitation, Online Sexual HarassmentAbstract
ASEAN adopted the Additional Protocol on the Online Sexual Abuse of Children. Additional protocols are tools used around the world to combat child sexual exploitation. This research aims to study how effective the application of additional protocols is, what has been achieved, and the problems encountered. Studies show that the governments of several ASEAN countries have not really implemented this additional protocol because it is considered not important. Even if these children are aware or not that what is happening to them is abnormal and unacceptable, the term child sexual abuse refers to various activities of sexual intercourse with children under the age of 18. Adults or classmates can do it, and usually involves individuals or groups taking advantage of an imbalance of power. Perpetrators often use authority, power, manipulation, or deception without apparent coercion
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