La venta y explotación sexual de los niños en el contexto del deporte y los eventos deportivos
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Abstract
El deporte condiciona notablemente el bienestar de los niños, y puede fomentar una mejor
salud física, un mayor equilibrio mental y emocional, y ayudar a que los niños desarrollen
habilidades importantes para la participación, el espíritu de equipo y la colaboración. No
obstante, el deporte puede a su vez exponer a los niños a peligros y violencia graves. Esto
incluye tanto la práctica diaria como la organización a gran escala de “grandes acontecimientos
deportivos”.
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