Factores de riesgo del entorno que inciden en niñas entre 12 a 17 años a ejercer la prostitución en el estado colombiano afianzando la VBG

Abstract

Prostitution in girls between the ages of 14 and 17 continues to be a problem for the Colombian State in its role as Administrator of Justice; every time, that this practice the territory is common throughout Colombia, thus discovering other forms of crime such as human trafficking, drug trafficking, sexual violence, among others. Additionally, it is inserted in gender-based violence, which highlights the weakness of the State's institutionalist, despite the regulatory framework that is significant in criminal matters, coupled with laws such as Law 1761 of 2015 on femicide. In this order of ideas, the work aims to point out the environmental risk factors that influence minors between 12 and 17 years of age to practice prostitution in the Colombian State and join GBV. The methodological proposal is based on a socio-legal investigation with a documentary technique. One of the most significant conclusions is that the factor of poverty and family are determining factors for girls to enter prostitution.