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    Prostitution is the act or practice of offering sexual activity to another individual in return for immediate transaction in cash or other valuable items. The individual who gets transaction during this sexual activity is known as a hooker or a prostitute in general. Prostitution is typically divided into 5 categories: Street prostitution‚ Escort prostitution‚ Brothel prostitution‚ Sex tourism and Virtual sex. In Malaysia‚ this activity is still illegal. However‚ I think that prostitution should

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    Prostitution: Should it be legal? Today in our society there is several controversial discussions that seem to be legalized or accepted by people. These discussions take into account‚ personal choices and the importance of morality in society. One of these discussions is prostitution. Prostitution in a broad aspect‚ is comparatively undiscriminating sexual exchange to gain material advantages. It is defined in " an act or practice of engaging in sexual acts for money" ( Macmillan 805)‚or “the practice

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    What is known about the issue of child prostitution? The sexual exploitation of children through prostitution is a deceptive form of commercialized violence against the world’s most vulnerable citizens. When a child’s childhood is spent in prostitution‚ it can lead to a numerous of life-threatening consequences for the physical‚ spiritual‚ psychological and social development of children. Another factor by which prostitution of children is affective is the fact that it presents substantial challenges

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    Illegality of Prostitution Prostitution is the procedure of supplying sex to someone‚ the ‘john’‚ usually through females‚ earning money in return for the job done. It’s illegal in numerous countries but is continuous regardless. Some countries located mostly in Southeast Asia‚ and a few states in the United States of America‚ such as Nevada‚ legalize prostitution‚ while others prohibit such acts. Sex-trafficking‚ rape‚ AIDS/HIVS/STDS‚ child prostitution‚ and forced prostitution are only some of

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    themselves. Historical accounts tell us that there were many reasons and situations that led women into prostitution; testimonies gathered by William Sanger report that women entered prostitution to escape from abusive or drunken parents‚ to avoid forced marriage‚ or to run away from lives affected by dysfunctional families and poverty. In other cases‚ young girls were interested in joining prostitution because of the exposure they had to older women in brothels. Girls too young to find work for themselves

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    A moral argument for the abolition of prostitution. Gabriel Hobbs Metropolitan State University The proposed legalization or abolition of prostitution within American society is a debate that involves issues pertaining to our understanding of personal freedom and how our religious and cultural beliefs either limit or define that freedom‚ as well as our responsibility as a society to respond morally and ethically to

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    industry’ with a particular focus upon the prostitution of women. I will place emphasis upon philosophical feminist approaches‚ including radical feminism or traditional feminism and ‘pro-sex’ feminism. I will also include reference to the utilitarians such as Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill‚ and their principle of greatest happiness. Some key questions I will address include : Is any form of partaking in prostitution immoral? And by prostitution in this sense‚ I mean‚ any type of paying for

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    INTRODUCTION Legally‚ Prostitution is the sale of sexual services. The services may consist of any sexual acts‚ including those which do not involve copulation. While payment may be any nonsexual consideration‚ most commonly it is the form of "money". Prostitution is when money is the critical motivation for some activity. The average person in corporatocracy is in fact a prostitute. Most people do the jobs they do only for the money‚ not because they actually enjoy "the work" enough to continue

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    Should prostitution be legalized Prostitution may be the oldest career in the entire world. Prostitution has started thousands years ago and it’s not going to stop soon. Prostitution is legal in some counties such as Germany and Switzerland‚ but it is illegal in many countries including Thailand. Why it is illegal in some countries? Because some people think that prostitution is immoral‚ but in fact prostitution is only immoral when women are being exploited against their will. So in my opinion

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    Prostitution was tolerated for much of America’s history because it was a way to control the lower class and keep them away from the wealthy while providing jobs for women. Prostitution was so prevalent because of the economic and social factors of the time period. Prostitution was widely accepted by much of society and allowed women to work for themselves but it also had its negatives. When New York turned into a hub for entertainment and tourists‚ and became commercialized‚ people started to

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