The commonest stereotype of Prostitutes is that they are all street walkers willing to accept a few dollars for their services, drug addicted and controlled by pimps. In real life, this “oldest profession” falls into many categories. Yes, there are the street walking hookers whose lives are awful, however, there are also those Prostitutes who provide sexual favours in massage parlours, hotels and out of their own apartments and at the end of the spectrum you find Prostitutes working for themselves and charging sums of money that can run into thousands of dollars for a night or even an https://pixabay.com/static/uploads/photo/2016/06/16/20/13/sexy-1462030__180.jpghour...
sex-work is up to now a crime in some parts but there are some parts such as Holland that decided to officially legalise prostitution , The Dutch legalized prostitution in the mid-1800s but it wasn’t until the 1980s that sex work was recognized as a legal profession, bans on brothels and pimping were lifted and the industry is now controlled by labour law.prostitutes in Holland are registered workers, municipalities are responsible for issuing their licences and conducting inspections to ensure safe working conditions.
In Germany prostitution is legal and regulated, brothels are registered businesses requiring appropriate liquor and food licensing, if served, though surprisingly a brothel licence isn’t necessary, call girls pay income taxes and must charge a value added tax (VAT) for their services.
In most parts however, prostitution hasn’t got a clear definition and although its not promoted openly, its not a crime either, in these countries you will not find people serving prison sentences for prostitution even when there are rare police arrests.
In other places, sex work itself may be legal, but many activities that surround it (such as operating a brothel, pimping, and soliciting in a public place) are illegal, often making it very difficult for people to engage in it without breaking any law, this is the case in the UK, Italy and France.
In some countries women that work legally enjoy huge benefits: better access to health care, protection from violent punters and protection from exploitation. Antwerp has apparently one of the best bordellos in Europe, equipped with their own police station and high tech sensors.
by keeping it illegal, America perpetuates an unsafe and unequal system that stigmatises and exploits sex workers, not to mention, there is widespread evidence that making prostitution legal has significant public health benefits. Legalizing prostitution is a controversial subject in many places and in these places, some argue that decriminalizing prostitution promotes an industry that degrades and abuses people, especially women. This may be a fair point but if you look at America, by keeping prostitution illegal it has created an environment in which sex workers are subjected to violence, disease, ridicule and inequality.
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