On the issue of combating children trafficking in the Republic of Kazakhstan and foreign countries

2024

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DOI 10.46914/2959-4197-2024-1-2-40-48
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Abstract

Child trafficking has now become a global problem affecting all countries and causing serious concern to the international community. This phenomenon has a significant impact on people’s lives, stability in the world and requires comprehensive research. International organizations and governments of various countries are actively working to develop programs, policies, new laws and mechanisms to combat child trafficking, as it is one of the most vulnerable aspects of society. In this article, the authors conducted a comprehensive legal analysis of the regulatory framework and summarized the experience of combating child trafficking at the international level. There was also the context of general international legal issues is analyzed, related to combating child trafficking, the main approaches to solving problems associated with this problem, and proposed the author’s vision for its solution.