Article III, Sect. 5.   Children, whether male or female, who for money, profit or any other consideration or due to the coercion or influence of any adult, syndicate or group, indulge in sexual intercourse or lascivious conduct, are deemed to be children exploited in prostitution and other sexual abuse.

The penalty of reclusion temporal in its medium period to reclusion perpetual shall be imposed upon the following:

(a) those who engage in or promote, facilitate or induce child prostitution which include but are not limited to, the following:

(i) acting as a procurer of child prostitute;

(ii) inducing a person to be a client of a child prostitute by means of written or oral advertisements or other similar means;

(iii) taking advantage of influence or relationship to procure a child prostitute;

(iv) threatening or using violence towards a child to engage him as a prostitute; or

(v) giving monetary consideration, goods or other pecuniary benefit to a child in prostitution.

[Philippines, Republic Act No. 7610 Providing For Stronger Deterrence And Special Protection Against Child Abuse, Exploitation And Discrimination, And For Other Purposes, 17 June 1992]

(1) Whoever:

• knowingly permits any child to remain in any premises, for the purposes of causing such child to be sexually abused or to participate in any form of sexual activity or in obscene or indecent exhibition or show;
• acts as a procurer of a child for the purposes of sexual intercourse or for any form of sexual abuse;
• induces a person to be a client of a child for sexual intercourse or for any form of sexual abuse, by means of print or other madia, oral advertisements or other similar means;
• takes advantage, of his influence over, or his relationship to a child, to procure such child for sexual intercourse or any form of sexual abuse;
• threatens, or uses violence towards, a child to procure such child for sexual intercourse or any form of sexual abuse;
• gives monetary consideration, goods or other benefits to a child or his parents with intent to procure such child for sexual intercourse or any form of sexual abuse;

commits the offence of "sexual exploitation of children" and shall on conviction be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term not less than five years and not exceeding 20 years and may also be punished with fine.

(2) in this section "child" means a person under 18 years of age.

[Sri Lanka, Penal Code, Section 360 B]

Sect. 50BA.   A person must not, while outside Australia, engage in sexual intercourse with a person who is under 16. Penalty: Imprisonment for 17 years.

Sect. 50BB.   A person must not induce a person who is under 16 to engage in sexual intercourse with a third person outside Australia and in the presence of the first - mentioned person. Penalty: Imprisonment for 17 years.

Sect. 50BC.   A person ('the first person') contravenes this section if, while the first person is outside Australia:

(a) the first person commits an act of indecency on a person who is under16; or

(b) the first person submits to an act of indecency committed by a person who is under 16; or

(c) the first person commits an act of indecency in the presence of a person who is under 16 ('the child'), and the first person intends to derive gratification from the child's presence during the act; or

(d) the first person submits to an act of indecency committed in the presence of a person who is under 16 ('the child'), and the first person intends to derive gratification from the child's presence during the act; or

(e) the first person engages in sexual intercourse with another person in  the presence of a person who is under 16 ('the child'), and the first person intends to derive gratification from the child's presence during the sexual intercourse. Penalty: Imprisonment for 12 years.

Sect.  50BD.   (1) A person ('the first person') must not induce a person who is under 16 to commit, to submit to, or to be present while a third person commits, an act of indecency that:

(a) is committed outside Australia and in the presence of the first person; and

(b) is not committed by or on the first person.

(2) A person ('the first person') must not induce a person who is under 16 to be present while a third person engages in sexual intercourse with a fourth person outside Australia and in the presence of the first person. Penalty: Imprisonment for 12 years.

Division 4 - Offences of benefiting from, or encouraging, offences against this Part Benefiting from offence against this Part

Sect.  50DA.   (1) A person contravenes this section if:

(a) the person does an act, or makes an omission, whether within or outside Australia, with the intention of benefiting, whether financially or not, from conduct of a kind that would constitute an offence against this Part; and

(b) the act or omission is reasonably capable of resulting in the person benefiting from such conduct; whether or not that conduct in fact occurs or has occurred. Penalty: Imprisonment for 17 years.

(2) An example of an act covered by paragraph (1)(b) is profiting from an arrangement that facilitates an offence against this Part.

Sect.  50DB.   (1) A person contravenes this section if:

(a) the person does an act, or makes an omission, whether within or outside Australia, with the intention of encouraging conduct of a kind that would constitute an offence against this Part (other than this section); and

(b) the act or omission is reasonably capable of encouraging such conduct; whether or not that conduct in fact occurs. Penalty: Imprisonment for 17 years.

(2) In this section: 'encourage' means:

(a) encourage, incite to, or urge, by any means whatever, for example,by written, electronic or other form of communication; or

(b) aid, facilitate, or contribute to, in any way whatever.

(3) These are examples of acts covered by paragraph (1)(b):

(a) organising an arrangement that facilitates an offence against this Part (other than this section);

(b) assisting a person to travel outside Australia in order to commit an act that would constitute an offence against Division 2;

(c) advertising an offer so to assist a person or an arrangement for so assisting a person.

[Australia, Crimes (Child Sex Tourism) Amendment Act, 1994]