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Child Protection and Social Inequality: Understanding Child Prostitution in Malawi

2018-07-25

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This article draws on empirical research seeking to develop more nuanced understandings of child prostitution, previously theorised on the basis of children’s rights, feminist, and structure/agency debates, largely ignoring children’s own understandings of their involvement in prostitution. Conducted in Malawi, one of the economically poorest countries in the world, the study goes to the heart of quest...

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752aa087-2dac-54ad-87da-495eaff5fb76
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10.20944/preprints201807.0485.v1
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