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Protection of Minors: Commitment against Child Abuse (ESNNA)

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Tayra Tours’ Commitment Against the Sexual Exploitation of Girls, Boys, and Adolescents (ESNNA)

At Tayra Tours, we are steadfastly committed to protecting the rights of girls, boys, and adolescents. We reject all forms of sexual exploitation and actively work to prevent and eradicate ESNNA (Sexual Exploitation of Girls, Boys, and Adolescents) across our operations and the broader tourism industry. Our commitment is rooted in strong ethical principles and compliance with Peruvian laws, promoting responsible and sustainable tourism that safeguards future generations.

As a tourism service provider in Peru (including restaurants, lodging, travel agencies, and more), Tayra Tours adheres to the Sworn Declaration of the Code of Conduct Against the Sexual Exploitation of Girls, Boys, and Adolescents (ESNNA), as mandated by Law 30802.

Our Fight Against ESNNA

Tayra Tours’ Principles Against the Sexual Exploitation of Girls, Boys, and Adolescents (ESNNA)

Our fight against ESNNA is guided by the following core principles:

Zero Tolerance: We do not tolerate any form of sexual exploitation of minors in our operations, services, or supply chain.
Education and Awareness: We are dedicated to continuously training our staff, informing our clients, and raising awareness among our partners about the importance of preventing ESNNA.
Active Collaboration: We work hand in hand with authorities, local and international organizations to combat the sexual exploitation of children and adolescents.
Transparency and Accountability: We operate with full transparency in our policies and actions against ESNNA, taking full responsibility for any incidents and addressing them immediately.

Tayra Tours’ Duties and Concrete Actions

In line with the provisions set forth in Ministerial Resolution No. 108-2020-MINCETUR, Law No. 29408 (General Tourism Law), and other related regulations, Tayra Tours has taken on the following specific duties to prevent and combat ESNNA:

Ongoing Training: We implement annual training programs for our entire team, focusing on the identification, prevention, and reporting of ESNNA cases.
Visible Information: We display informational posters in all our offices, vehicles, and on our website, outlining the laws that penalize ESNNA and the channels to report it.
Reporting Protocols: We have established a clear and secure internal protocol that allows employees and clients to report any suspicion of sexual exploitation of minors anonymously and without fear of reprisal.
Strategic Partnerships: We collaborate with organizations dedicated to protecting girls, boys, and adolescents, as well as with relevant authorities, to strengthen our preventive efforts.
Monitoring and Evaluation: We conduct regular internal audits to ensure compliance with our anti-ESNNA policies and continuously improve our practices.

How to Report?

If you know or suspect any case of sexual exploitation of individuals under 18 years old, we invite you to report it anonymously and free of charge through the following 24-hour hotlines:

Line 1818: Ministry of the Interior.
Line 100: Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations.

Your report can make a difference in protecting girls, boys, and adolescents. Take action today!

Legal References

Our actions align with Peruvian regulations aimed at preventing and penalizing ESNNA, including:

Law No. 29408: General Tourism Law, which requires tourism service providers to disseminate anti-ESNNA regulations.
Law No. 30802: Establishes measures to ensure the protection and integrity of minors in the tourism sector.
Ministerial Resolution No. 108-2020-MINCETUR: Approves the specifications for informational posters promoting the reporting of ESNNA.