Title: Client (prostitution) - Wikipedia
Headings: Client (prostitution)
Client (prostitution)
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Lexicology
Motivation
Demography
Finances
Maltreatment and victimization
Perceptions
Legal treatment
Campaigning
See also
References

Content: In some nations where prostitution is legal such as the Netherlands, rather than being viewed as accessories to human trafficking, clients are called on to join efforts to eradicate its practise by being asked to look out for signs of abuse. In France, some opposition to the fining of clients has come from sex workers unions such as Strass, who argue that initiatives to fine clients makes sex work more dangerous as it forces the trade to go underground and due to increased secrecy and less transparency. In 2018, Pope Francis described clients of prostitution as criminals. In the U.S. state of Arizona, some police forces have adopted fake online advertisements which are police generated in order to lure prostitution clients. See also
Prostitution portal
History of prostitution
References
^ Drexler, Jessica N. "Govermennts' role in turning tricks: The world's oldest profession in the Netherlands and the United States." Dick. J. Int'l L. 15 (1996): 201. ^ Belliveau, Jeannette (2006).