Sex tourism

Witnessing the global tourism booming, as it is expected that the number of tourists in the world to one billion tourists in 2010, according to the expectations of World Tourism Organization, 47 million of them will go to Africa, including numbers and important part Maghreb in particular. 

Among these tourists, a growing number difficult to estimate exercising a special kind of tourism that defines sex tourism, which is today the third largest illegal trade in the world, immediately after the drug trade and arms. And this issue has become more important than ever, particularly as they affect even minors. 
But how do we address this issue while avoiding oversimplification? Whether they are ignoring the seriousness of their actions or not, men and women of the "tourists" taking advantage of their superior economic practice sexual domination, Vhaour power and wealth leads some individuals to ignore all ethical rules that normally govern their behavior. 
Maghreb countries, especially Morocco and Tunisia, who have witnessed the development of mass tourism, are not immune to this phenomenon, which is the scourge of twenty-first century. While Algeria is witnessing a new kind of "prostitution", namely "Abrat comrades" who become best friends during their stay of foreigners in their business trips. Whereupon these girls are paid to provide services, or for their partner to enjoy the lifestyle and exercise activities and access to the media did not and unable to be accessed without it. As an expression of Hkurhen, often end up with these girls in bed with these foreigners, inserts themselves in a vicious circle after getting used to it. You can not deny that the main factors behind the development of sex tourism are wars and poverty. It's a vicious cycle, demand creates supply, supply creates demand. 
Therefore it is difficult to imagine that he can poor countries, or those that suffer from violence, the reduction of this phenomenon effectively without compromising its economy, especially as they rely on tourism revenues significantly, this sector, which provides opportunities to fill the job. Repression is not the solution, but it contrasts with the one of the main drivers of tourism in itself. 
The most important solutions that can be suggested to this issue is to raise the level of awareness about ethical tourism, and provide effective government support for the unstable social groups in order to put an end to this phenomenon which threatens the community.

source:http://zawaya.magharebia.com/