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Geneva, 11th March 2014 Ignacio Packer

This side event organized by the UN Special Rapporteur focuses on the urgent need to address the sexual exploitation of children in the context of major sporting events. Held in Geneva on March 11, 2014, it discusses the collateral damage, including child labor, displacement, and increased trafficking risks, associated with infrastructure developments for sports. Key strategies for sustainable prevention and fostering partnerships are emphasized, alongside the importance of involving children's voices in decision-making processes to mitigate the negative impacts surrounding these global events.

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Geneva, 11th March 2014 Ignacio Packer

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  1. 25th session of the Human Rights Council SideEvent : «Protection of childrenfromsexual exploitation in the context of major sportingevents» Organizer: UN Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography “Ensuring sustainable prevention strategies and key partnerships Geneva, 11th March 2014 Ignacio Packer

  2. The tree and the forest • Child labour; • Displacement of children resulting from infrastructure development and street clearance; • Child sexual exploitation; • Humantraffickingaffectingchildren.

  3. Collateral damage of MSE • Sexual and other exploitation resulting from the presence of construction projects; • Extension of school holidays without supervision or holiday programmes for children; • Inadequate housing resulting from displacement; • Increase of advocacy during MSEs that distorts local concerns regarding children; • Children left behind (migrant workers) Responses (extra policing, child protection, etc.) specific risks for children (trafficking, child sex tourism) Efforts on adult populations (evictions, migrant workers) and do not consider direct/indirect effects on children.

  4. DOcumenting VIEWS AND OPINIONS OF CHILDREN

  5. Before / During / After

  6. Postive and negativeeffects

  7. A new arena

  8. responsabilities of organisations awarding the MSE

  9. introducing child focused criteria in the bidding process

  10. Short path long view

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