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The Special Rapporteur submits annual thematic reports to the March session of the Human Rights Council (HRC) and to the General Assembly (GA) in October. Thematic reports document the Special Rapporteur’s findings on particular topics and provide guidance and recommendations for UN member States, civil society organizations and other stakeholders.

Reports to the Human Rights Council/Commission on Human Rights

YearDocument SymbolContent
2024A/HRC/55/55Study on the sexual abuse and exploitation of children in the entertainment industry
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2023A/78/137A thematic study on the exploitation and sexual abuse of children in the context of travel and tourism, including a closer look at the phenomena of voluntourism
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A/HRC/52/31Reparation for child victims and survivors of sale and sexual exploitation
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2022A/77/140Addressing the vulnerabilities of children to sale and sexual exploitation in the framework of the Sustainable Development Goals
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A/HRC/49/51A practical approach to addressing the sale and sexual exploitation of children
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Annex
2021A/76/144Thematic study on the gender dimension of the sexual exploitation of children and the importance of integrating a child-centred and gender-inclusive approach to combating and eradicating the scourge.
Annex
A/HRC/46/31Impact of coronavirus disease on different manifestations of sale and sexual exploitation of children
2020A/75/210Vision and methods of work of the Special Rapporteur
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A/HRC/43/40Reflections of the Special Rapporteur on 2014-2020 tenure
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2019A/74/162Safeguards on the protection of the rights of the children born from surrogacy arrangements
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A/HRC/40/51Sale and sexual exploitation of children in the context of sports
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2018A/73/174Combating and preventing the sale and sexual exploitation of children through the implementation of the SDGs
A/HRC/37/60Thematic report on surrogacy
2017A/72/164Joint study on the vulnerabilities of children to sale, trafficking, and other forms of exploitation in situations of conflict and humanitarian crisis
A/HRC/34/55Study on illegal adoptions
2016A/71/261Sale of children for the purpose of forced labour
A/HRC/31/58Tackling the demand for the sexual exploitation of children
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2015A/70/222Comprehensive, rights-based and child-centred care, recovery and reintegration programmes
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A/HRC/28/56Information and Communication Technologies and the sale and sexual exploitation of children
2014A/69/262Report of the Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography on approach, vision and work methods
A/HRC/25/48Reflection on a 6-year tenure as Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography
2013A/68/275Comprehensive prevention strategies against sale and sexual exploitation of children
A/HRC/22/54Sexual exploitation of children in travel and tourism
2012A/67/291Child Participation
A/HRC/19/63Protection of children from sale and sexual exploitation following humanitarian crisis due to natural disasters
2011A/66/228Comprehensive child protection systems
A/HRC/16/57Report of activities
A/HRC/16/56Joint report with SRSG Violence against Children on child-sensitive complaint mechanisms
2010A/65/221Effective Implementation of the OPSC
2009A/HRC/12/23Child pornography on the internet
2008A/HRC/9/21First Annual Report outlining vision and methods of work
A/HRC/7/8Assistance and rehabilitation programmes for child victims of trafficking and sexual commercial exploitation
A/HRC/7/8/Add.1Communications sent to Governments and replies received
2007A/HRC/4/31Sale of children's organs and Rapid-Response Programs for Abducted or Disappeared Children
A/HRC/4/31/Add.1Communications sent to Governments and replies received
2006E/CN.4/2006/67Demand for sexual services deriving from exploitation
E/CN.4/2006/67/Add.1Communications sent to Governments and replies received
2005E/CN.4/2005/78Child pornography on the Internet
E/CN.4/2005/78/Add.3Communications sent to Governments and replies received
2004E/CN.4/2004/9Prevention of child sexual exploitation
2003E/CN.4/2003/79Legal consequences of the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography, and particularly on the criminalization of child victims and recent national policy and legislative developments to address these concerns.
2002E/CN.4/2002/88HIV/AIDS and sexual exploitation of children
2001E/CN.4/2001/78The business sector and child exploitation
2000A/55/297National and international developments as well as the role of the family
E/CN.4/2000/73Domestic violence
1999A/54/411National and international developments
E/CN.4/1999/71Sale and trafficking of children
1998A/53/311National and international developments
E/CN.4/1998/101The media and education
1997A/52/482The role of the media and education in preventing and contributing to the commercial sexual exploitation of children
E/CN.4/1997/95National and international initiatives to combat the sale and commercial sexual exploitation of children
1996A/51/456Commercial sexual exploitation of children and the role of the justice system
E/CN.4/1996/100National and international developments
1995A/50/456General considerations and scope of the mandate
E/CN.4/1995/94Developments and recommendations since the inception of the mandate
1994A/49/478Developments and recommendations since the inception of the mandate
E/CN.4/1994/84Emerging concerns affecting the lives of children
1993E/CN.4/1993/67Emerging concerns affecting the lives of children
1992E/CN.4/1992/55Global nature of the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography
1991E/CN.4/1991/51Key problems and prospects of the mandate