Ugandan Girls Entering Juba Prostitution Racket
Growing concern that vulnerable youngsters being trafficked or lured by promises they can make good money across border in Sudan.
10 Nov 10
Growing concern that vulnerable youngsters being trafficked or lured by promises they can make good money across border in Sudan.
New law makes it easier for courts to impose fines instead of custodial sentences, but young offenders are unlikely to be able to pay.
Superstitious beliefs said to be behind disturbing cases of sexual violence against young children.
Despite local authorities' best efforts to keep children off the streets, many yearn to return.
Tougher penalties for using children as cheap labour do not seem to be having much effect, as officials fail to act and families are glad of the extra income.