article_snippet: The red light district in Frankfurt, Germany, where Sex trade laws were radically liberalised in 2002 .
article_snippet: Sex trade laws were radically liberalised by the German government in 2002.
article_snippet: Laws were originally relaxed in the hope that Laws would offer a degree of protection to prostitutes who now have access to health insurance and benefits.
article_snippet: Red light districts have also become much more prominent in Germany's major cities - there are between 3,000 and 3,500 established brothels in Germany and the trade is now big business.