Resumen

CAMACHO ORDONEZ, Leidy Bibiana  y  TRUJILLO GONZALEZ, María Angélica. Child Sexual Commercial Exploitation: a Subjective Gain. Rev.latinoam.cienc.soc.niñez juv [online]. 2009, vol.7, n.2, pp.1009-1025. ISSN 1692-715X.

Child Sexual Commercial Exploitation (CSCE) is an ever growing issue in our country which affects considerably the physical and psychological development of minors involved in this practice. This study developed by CRECER research group belonging to the Psychology Program at Universidad Surcolombiana in Neiva, Colombia, summarized in this article, approached this problem in the municipalities of Neiva, Campoalegre and Pitalito, in the Province of Huila, through a qualitative methodological approach. A finding from this study is that for the girls, boys and adolescents participating in it, child sexual commercial exploitation represents a subjective gain before a story of economic and affective lacks.

Palabras clave : child sexual commercial exploitation; childhood; adolescence; subjective gain.

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