Codigo Esnna

Top Notch Peru Experience SAC’s Commitment to Protecting Children and Adolescents ESNNA Code of Conduct Against Child Sexual Exploitation in Tourism

The ESNNA code is a series of regulations, policies, and codes of conduct issued by the Peruvian government aimed at preventing the sexual exploitation of children and adolescents in the field of tourism. Sexual exploitation of children and adolescents is defined as the use of children’s bodies for sexual, pornographic, or erotic purposes in exchange for payment, promise of payment, or another benefit, such as food, clothing, mobile phone, etc.

This ESNNA code is attached to the ministerial resolution 430-2018-MINCETUR and an Affidavit of Mandatory Subscription to the Code of Conduct against the Sexual Exploitation of Children and Adolescents that Top Notch Peru Experience SAC signs as a sign of acceptance and commitment to respect the duties of its operations to safeguard the physical integrity of children and adolescents.

Top Notch Peru Experience SAC benefits the country’s future: Children and teenagers… In this sense, Top Notch Peru Experience SAC, in concordance with its internal rules and philosophy of integral development for both its partners and suppliers, is committed to:

1. Avoid promoting travel destinations and programs that overtly or secretly provide strategies for the sexual exploitation of minors.
2. Not inform visitors about locations where the organized or actual commercial exploitation of minors for sex is carried out, either directly or through intermediaries.
3. Avoid taking tourists to locations where the commercial exploitation of minors for sex is carried out, either directly or through intermediaries. This includes taking tourists to places where they stay, including boats in Altamar, where the exploitation of minors for sex is permitted.
4. Avoid renting out cars on popular routes to people who might use them to abuse or exploit minors sexually.
5. Prevent minors from entering pubs, lodging facilities, hotels, and other establishments that offer tourist services in order to avoid sexual abuse or exploitation of them.
6. Take action to stop employees with any kind of affiliation with the company from providing travel services that permit engaging in sexual conduct with minors.
7. Ensure there are channels within the organization for reporting to the appropriate authorities, and notify MINCETUR and other competent authorities of any information it has discovered about the existence of locations linked to the sexual exploitation of minors.
8. Create and distribute a policy outlining steps the supplier will take to stop and prevent any kind of child or adolescent sexual exploitation in travel and tourism, both inside the organization and with its suppliers of goods and services.
9. Train all employees of the company on how to stop the commercial exploitation of minors for sexual purposes.
10. Inform travelers of the legal consequences in Peru for abusing and sexually exploiting minors.
11. Display this Code of Conduct, along with any other promises and actions taken to safeguard children and teenagers, in a conspicuous location for the staff of the commercial establishment(s).

In light of Law No. 28251’s provisions, the agency alerts visitors to the fact that abusing and exploiting minors for sexual purposes is illegal and punishable by law in the nation.