Keywords
Captación digital Prostitución Redes sociales Juventud Igualdad de género, Digital recruitment Prostitution Social media Youth Gender equality
Captación digital de jóvenes para la prostitución y la trata
Abstract
El informe analiza la captación digital de jóvenes para la prostitución y la trata en Bizkaia, destacando el papel de las redes sociales en estos fenómenos. A través de grupos de discusión con jóvenes de 16 a 29 años, se identificó que las plataformas más usadas son WhatsApp, Instagram y TikTok. Las chicas reportaron recibir propuestas para ser "Sugar Baby" o participar en contenido sexual a cambio de dinero, aunque la mayoría no aceptó. Los chicos, aunque no recibieron ofertas directas, conocían casos cercanos. Se detectó que aplicaciones como OnlyFans, Sugar Daddy/Baby y Telegram son empleadas para promover contenido sexual, presentándolo como inofensivo o lucrativo. Además, se analizaron 11 videos que fomentan este tipo de captación. Los jóvenes demostraron cierto nivel de prevención, pero persisten los riesgos, especialmente para las mujeres, que sufren mayor presión y sexualización. Se propone fortalecer la educación digital, sensibilizar sobre los riesgos y promover la igualdad de género en las redes sociales, integrando a los jóvenes en las estrategias preventivas para frenar la captación y explotación sexual en entornos digitales.
The report investigates the digital recruitment of young people for prostitution and trafficking in Bizkaia, emphasizing the role of social media in these processes. Through discussion groups with young people aged 16 to 29, WhatsApp, Instagram, and TikTok were identified as the most commonly used platforms. Girls reported receiving "Sugar Baby" proposals or offers to engage in sexual content in exchange for money, though most did not accept them. Boys did not receive direct offers but were aware of similar situations among acquaintances. Platforms like OnlyFans, Sugar Daddy/Baby sites, and Telegram are used to promote sexual content, often portrayed as harmless or lucrative. Eleven videos encouraging this type of recruitment were analyzed. While some young people exhibit preventive behavior, significant risks persist, especially for women, who experience more pressure and sexualization. The report recommends enhancing digital education, raising awareness about online risks, and promoting gender equality on social platforms. Youth involvement in preventive strategies is essential to reduce recruitment and sexual exploitation in digital environments.
The report investigates the digital recruitment of young people for prostitution and trafficking in Bizkaia, emphasizing the role of social media in these processes. Through discussion groups with young people aged 16 to 29, WhatsApp, Instagram, and TikTok were identified as the most commonly used platforms. Girls reported receiving "Sugar Baby" proposals or offers to engage in sexual content in exchange for money, though most did not accept them. Boys did not receive direct offers but were aware of similar situations among acquaintances. Platforms like OnlyFans, Sugar Daddy/Baby sites, and Telegram are used to promote sexual content, often portrayed as harmless or lucrative. Eleven videos encouraging this type of recruitment were analyzed. While some young people exhibit preventive behavior, significant risks persist, especially for women, who experience more pressure and sexualization. The report recommends enhancing digital education, raising awareness about online risks, and promoting gender equality on social platforms. Youth involvement in preventive strategies is essential to reduce recruitment and sexual exploitation in digital environments.
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http://hdl.handle.net/11531/99709Rights
Creative Commons Reconocimiento-NoComercial-SinObraDerivada España