Trata de Personas Con Fines de Explotación Sexual Desde la Teoría Feminista Decolonial de las Relaciones Internacionales: Caso Colombia

Abstract

The objective of this work is that, under the decolonial feminist theory of international relations, it is possible to identify the structural causes of the transnational crime of human trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation in Colombia. In this way, this research uses a qualitative and descriptive methodology with bibliographic analysis that leads to the conclusion that the colonial, capitalist and patriarchal structure of the International System creates the perfect contexts for the commission of this criminal conduct that brings disproportionate impacts on the women's lives. This, through an analysis of the decolonial feminist theory in the discipline of international relations, as well as a study based on this theory, of prostitution and human trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation, and finally an examination of how all this impacts the dynamics of this crime in the Colombian context, and the efforts that have been carried out in this matter, to end with the conclusions and some recommendations.