%0 Journal Article
%T KENYA¡¯S CONSTITUTION AND CHILD TRAFFICKING AS A SECURITY THREAT
%A E.O.S. ODHIAMBO
%A J. KASSILLY
%A L.T. MAITO
%A K. ONKWARE
%J Journal of Defense Resources Management
%D 2012
%I 
%X Human trafficking also referred to as modern-day slavery is seen as a security threat. Traditional security approaches to human trafficking call for analysis of trafficking as a threat to the Kenyan state and to Kenya¡¯s control of its borders. Traditional security analyses of trafficking emphasize border security, migration controls, and international law enforcement cooperation. This article discusses three forms of child trafficking: sexual exploitation, forced labor and child soldiers and argues that the newly promulgated Kenyan constitution in chapter three on citizenship has a provision that can be interpreted as encouraging child trafficking.
%K Child Trafficking
%K Kenyan Constitution
%K International Law
%U http://journal.dresmara.ro/issues/volume3_issue2/06_odhiambo_kassilly_maito_onkware_oboka.pdf