Title: Top 10 Reasons Why Prostitution Should Be Legalized
Headings: Top 10 Reasons Why Prostitution Should Be Legalized
Top 10 Reasons Why Prostitution Should Be Legalized
It Would Make Sex Workers Healthier.
Legal Prostitution Would Reduce Violence And Sex Crimes.
It Would Protect Minors.
It Could Help Us Fight Against Human-Trafficking.
Prostitution Is A Victimless Crime.
It Could Save The Country A Lot Of Money.
Legalization Could Benefit A Government Through Taxes.
It Would Give The Sex Workers Employment Rights.
Prostitution Can’t Be Prevented.
Sex Workers Have The Right To Their Body.
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Top 10 Reasons Why Prostitution Should Be Legalized
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Rebecca Bloom
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December 8, 2014
Top 10 Reasons Prostitution Should Be Legalized
Prostitution is a complex issue that has been the subject of intense debates in many countries for many years now. To a large extent, the focus of these debates has been upon the legalization of this what they called “the world’s oldest profession”. Majority of countries in Africa and Asia legally prohibit prostitution and any activities associated with it, including running of brothels and pimping. Prostitution is also illegal in the United States, except in some parts of Nevada. The spread of sexually transmitted diseases, such as HIV/AIDS, and increased risk of sexual exploitation, violence, and trafficking are the most disconcerting issues why some countries choose to keep it illegal. However, countries, like Netherlands, Germany, Indonesia, New Zealand, and Canada, legally accept the exchange of money for sex. Countries, like Mexico, Argentina, Austria, France, and Italy also allow prostitution, but do not allow pimping and running of brothels. Some people believe that legalizing prostitution brings a lot of benefits not only for the workers, but for the entire economy as well. Here are ten reasons why countries that prohibit prostitution should legalize it, just like in Germany and New Zealand, among others. It Would Make Sex Workers Healthier.