This article presents a comparative analysis of regulation of the responsibility for human trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation in the penal legislation of Russia and the CIS countries. The author examines regulatory and theoretical aspects of regulating the responsibility for human trafficking, as well as some of its shortcomings from the technical and legal point of view. In the course of comparative research of the national law and foreign criminal law sources, we have examined some samples of the legislative decision concerning the position of this type of crime in the structure of codes, techniques and methods for the construction of illegal acts constituting the concept of human trafficking, terminology, a system of qualifying and particular qualifying elements, sanctions and clarifying remarks to the relevant article. Based on our studies, we make some proposals aimed at upgrading the Russian penal statute about the responsibility for this act.
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