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Laos
Lae V., Pakse: "Why does Cambodia have child prostitutes at every street corner.
Because the Cambodian law entices children to become child prostitutes
by declaring that there is not punishment for a behavior that puts a
lot of money into the pockets of children. The relevant paragraphs of
the Cambodian law read as follows: 'A person who freely solicits
another in public for the purpose of prostituting herself or himself
shall be punished with imprisonment for one to six days and a fine of
three thousand to ten thousand riel. A minor shall be exempted from
punishment for the offence stipulated in this article.' As there is no
punishement for it, it is therefore legal to be a child prostitute. No
wonder Cambodia is full of them."
¿Por qué tienen las niñas prostitutas de Camboya en cada esquina de la calle. Debido a que la legislación de Camboya atrae a los niños a la prostitución infantil, al declarar que no hay castigo por un comportamiento que pone mucho dinero en los bolsillos de los niños. Los párrafos pertinentes de la legislación de Camboya como sigue: "Una persona que, libremente, pide a otra en público con el fin de prostituirse o él mismo, será castigado con prisión de uno a seis días y una multa de tres mil a diez mil Riel. Un menor de edad, estarán exentos de castigo por el delito previsto en este artículo. " Como no hay Punishement para ello, por lo que es legal para ser una prostituta infantil. No es de extrañar Camboya está llena de ellos.
Although
counting only 25,000 inhabitants, Pakse is the most important
town of South Laos. Situated at the confluence of the Xe Dong
river and the Mekong, Pakse is an important traffic junction.
From Pakse routes lead to Vietnam and Cambodia. The town
features an important market for agricultural products
but lacks sightseeing attractions. But close by is an extraordinary
attraction: Wat Phou. Please
also see the following related reports from Travel-Asia magazine.
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