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    One of the oldest and most debated professions in our society today comes forth through the sex industry. It is argues as to whether prostitution should be criminalized‚ legalized‚ abolished‚ or decriminalized. Whatever the standpoint may be‚ society’s ethical values should not interfere with the situation at hand. The conflicting opinions expressed by liberals and conservatives spark the need for reform throughout the United States of America‚ as well as other nations globally. Prostitutes are not

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    Prostitution in Pomeii

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    Sex in the City Prostitution and Other Indulgences in Pompeii Throughout history‚ prostitution has been considered the “Age Old Profession”. In the United States where prostitution is considered illegal‚ certain cities have had their experience of working girls‚ gentlemen’s clubs and other sex related entertainment. Nevada is the only city with legal prostitution‚ such as the Bunny Ranch‚ a well-known brothel that even has a reality series. Other cities such as New York City – Time Square

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    Legalizing Prostitution

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    Prostitution has always been an issue of mankind‚ even starting from the very beginning of civilization whether society likes it or not. It is an issue that is inescapable by any country; therefor it should be made legal in the United States because sex trade is never going to go away no matter how hard the law enforcement works to make the problem disappear. Having prostitution illegal only does harm to the sex worker because they are not protected by any legal system and are working in an underground

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    Dominican Prostitution

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    Prostitution in the Dominican Republic The Dominican Republic is a place where there are a lot of necessities due to the bad economy. The bad economy influences a lot in the tourism prostitution industry. Tourism is a very important factor to the Dominican Republic’s economy and also to the prostitution. Many dominican young men working in resorts are seeking for women that can give them the opportunity to get out of the country or helped them economically. The same is true for many dominican

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    The legalization of Prostitution The legalization of prostitution and always will be a topic of great debate for thousands of years. When society moral standard for what is socially acceptable conflicts with our inherit right to our body it ’s often to difficult to decide the right choice. The legalization of prostitution would increase funding in needed areas by freeing up millions of dollars. Efforts to eliminate illegal prostitution costs the United States 13.4 million dollars a year

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    Taylor Barney ENG 111 07 J. Colagrande Legalization of Prostitution The repudiation of prostitution is a violation of human fundamental rights. The prohibition of prostitution goes against modern liberalism and falls under dictation. The common opposing concerns are irrelevant when pertaining to society as a whole. In actuality the legalization‚ with regulation‚ will induce a societal improvement. The United States is built on the foundations of freedom of speech‚ religion‚ expression

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    Prostitution in society

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    Robert Batis Art Nishimura Soc 1 18 Dec 2013 Prostitution in Society Prostitution‚ a practice that has existed likely since the very dawn of relations between individuals‚ can be loosely defined as the transaction between two or more parties where one party trades sexual services for currency or other services. The debate about prostitution‚ whether it be about legalization or abolition‚ though political at its core‚ has seldom been limited in discussion to a strictly political dominion.

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    Legalizing Prostitution

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    Legalized Prostitution Prostitution is one of the oldest professions in the world. Whether it should be a legal profession or not is a matter of much controversy. Yet‚ in many countries it is legal but with heavily regulated restrictions. Prostitution in the United States should be treated the same way. It should be a legalized profession but with restrictions regulated by laws and government departments. Prostitution is a legal profession in many places all over the world‚ such as Singapore‚ Canada

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    world of prostitution is becoming less underground. Many cities have certain red light districts or areas of prostitution where cops turn a blind eye. This is becoming the normal scene in cities across America. These areas are going to get bigger and bigger if there is no intervention from an outside source leading to an unregulated trade of a service for money. Where there is an unregulated source of money‚ crime is close behind. They need to be able to be monitored and controlled. Prostitution should

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    Prostitution in India

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    Prostitution in India From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia In India‚ prostitution (exchanging sex for money) is legal‚ but related activities such as soliciting sex‚ operating brothels and pimping are illegal.[1][2] Prostitution is currently a contentious issue in India. In 2007‚ the Ministry of Women and Child Development reported the presence of 2.8 million sex workers in India‚ with 35.47 percent of them entering the trade before the age of 18 years.[3][4] The number of prostitutes has doubled

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