Title: Top 10 Reasons Prostitution Should Be Illegal
Headings: Top 10 Reasons Prostitution Should Be Illegal
Top 10 Reasons Prostitution Should Be Illegal
Top 10 Reasons Prostitution Should Always Be Illegal
10 Women do not prostitute themselves by choice
9 Prostitution is not a career option
8 Prostitution can never be a legitimate business
7 Prostitution is rape
6 Former prostitutes agree that legalization would be a bad move
5 Prostitution is not a victimless crime
4 Prostitution; both legal and illegal promotes violence against women
3 Legalization does not prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases
2 Prostitution leads to human trafficking
1 Prostitution is wrong
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Content: Human traffickers still recruit and abuse underage children and vulnerable women to service the demands of the sex industry. Legalizing prostitution in Australia has not led to a better or safer working environment for women in the industry. Women and young girls are still vulnerable to exploitation and violence. The Netherlands, famously seen as a beacon of progressive legislation in the field of prostitution permitted voluntary prostitution, the idea being to free women from the tyranny of the seedy underworld of prostitution. Sadly the Dutch sex industry has, since legalization, been infiltrated by violent gangs. The country is now a magnet for international trafficking and drugs gangs peddling in the worst of human misery. These experiences show that even when approached with the best of intentions the nature of prostitution is such that it can never be a fully legitimate business. 7 Prostitution is rape
Prostitution = rape
The frightening statistics quoted in point 9 above show that rape is a constant fear for women working in the industry with huge numbers running the risk of being raped once a week. Even when the prostitute consents to the act involved it is really nothing more than paid rape as a result of economic coercion, particularly when the victims are themselves vulnerable such as children or trafficked women. The very act of prostitution turns a woman into an object to be used at the whim of and for the desire of her customer.