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How laws change over time
Prostitution
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What is Prostitution?
Selling of
sexual
services - world's
oldest
profession.
Is it legal?
Yes but many connected activities are illegal: soliciting in public place,
kerb
crawling, owning a
brothel
What was the
stigma
behind
prostitution
?
Women involved
were thought to be immoral due to idea of having sex for
money.
Why did some women become prostitutes?
Provided a source of
income
at a time when they had
few
other options for jobs.
What are peoples opinions of it now?
Now calls for it to be
decriminalised
with appropriate
regulation.
Concern for prostitution
Safety
of the woman and how to protect vulnerable people who become involved in prostitution, sometimes
against
their will.
Why did society change its views on it?
Decline in people believing in
religion
and an increased
moral tolerance.
The status of women changed and with increased
equality
, more occupations and
training
opportunities became available.
Soliciting
Offer
sex
for
money
in a public place.
Kerb crawling
Driving slowly along a road, close to a
pavement
in order to ask a prostitute for
sex.
Brothel
Place where men got to
pay
to have sex with a
prostitute.