Explain the organizational structure of commercial sexual exploitation and sex trafficking of children through Albanese's XXXXXXXXXXthree categories.

Organisational Structure of CSEC        2
ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE OF COMMERCIAL SEXUAL EXPLOITATION AND SEX TRAFFICKING OF CHILDREN

Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Different Networks    3
Local Exploitation:    3
Citywide Networks:    3
Regional or National Networks    4
International Networks    4
References    5
Introduction
Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) is a term which can be described as sexual abuse and exploitation of minors for economic gain and sexual gratification of the abusers and their clients. The central recruitment tool for CSEC involves the act of making false promises to the children regarding ‘better living’. According to Gies, Healy, Green and Bobnis (2020), sexual trafficking of children is inclusive of a number of acts such as physical abuse, prostitution, pornography, smuggling and so on. Although no clear information could be retrieved from both the abusers and victims, a general organisational structure has been prepared in Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children. Various levels of network exist in such setups, such as local network, citywide or regional network and national or international sex crime network. Along with the different setups, individuals are assigned different roles in the organisational structure for the proper...