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    legalized prostitution from the year 2003 to 2009, it gave criminologists, and sociologist the opportunity to study the effect of having prostitution be legal (Hong, 2014). Studies done by Scott Cunningham and Manish Shah showed that there were 824, about 31%, decrease of reported rapes (Decriminalizing Indoor Prostitution: Implications for Sexual Violence and Public Health,…

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    Prostitution is historically considered to be the oldest profession in America. During the colonization of the country, most early settlers were male. Fears that these men would marry and thus, reproduce with the Native Americans developed, which led European governments to send over convicted prostitutes for them instead. Such females, however, discovered that the selling of sexual services offered more independence than being in arranged marriages upon their arrival to the colonies (Grant 2).…

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    Prostitution has existed “since the beginning of third millennium B.C and is often referred as the world's oldest profession” (Fanni, 2014) . Despite the decriminalization of sex trade in many countries, it still exists and “is one of the biggest industry with a revenue worldwide of $186 billion” (Prostitution Statistic, 2015). Many issues and risks are associated with this profession. Some scholars argue ethically it corrupts people's moral compass, other experts say that human trafficking is…

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    What is human trafficking? Human trafficking is the illegal move of people for the purposes of forced labor or commercial sexual exploitation. Human trafficking is also known as modern day slavery because a person's life, liberty, and fortune is under the absolute control of another. The person may also then be sold, bought, or used at the will of the owner. The average entry age in America for minors into sex trade is 12-14 years old. Most of the victims are runaway girls who have been…

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    sold and transported for forced labor, begging, sweat shop, prostitution or removal of organ. There is a common misunderstanding that people usually believe trafficking usually happen in less economically developed countries, but in fact it is equally serious in the more economically developed countries. UK is an endpoint nation for men, women, and children primarily from all around the world who are subjected to human trafficking for the purposes of sexual slavery and forced labor. The…

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    homes against their will and then forced to pay their kidnappers for freedom. The other point how was that necessity which is the mother of invention turned these women form victims to entrepeneurs. Through their exploitation they learned how rise to the situation and unionized sex work. The human reality of international sex trade is that it is inhuman treatment of women and girls. There is a distinction that has to be made between sex trafficking and prostitution. Sex trade or trafficking…

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    What drives a woman into prostitution is a question that crosses my mind when I see streetwalkers on the corner of a busy avenue. Are they forced into it or did they choose this lifestyle? In my opinion the mere thought of paying for sex is so degrading. I don’t believe that something so sacred and personal should come with a price attached. It has been said that often times those who are prostitutes are motivated to do so for the reason of a traumatic experience that transpired during their…

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    Running head: IS PROSTITUTION VICTIMLESS? Is Prostitution Victimless? Katlyn Helm Keiser University Anyone with access to a TV, the internet or a newspaper can see that the world is not as peaceful and joyful as it once was twenty to thirty years ago. These days, crime is more easily perceived by society. Since everywhere someone looks, a crime is being committed, it is hard to get a shock factor. Crimes are classified into many different groups; for reasons from the…

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    profession which is a blot on society because it involves sex for money. Prostitution is termed immoral for the society. And according to feminist point of view, this is a profession of degradation of female, as they are being raped, robbed, and beaten. Many may differ a little with each other, but they have a same opinion that prostitution spreads STDs. And so in respect to this point, these firmly believe that prostitution should be banned or remain illegal in the society. Many other laws…

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    prostitution will benefit a multitude of people and engender the countless number of problems faced in the United States. Sex trafficking is a well-known problem within and outside the United States. From indigenous Colombian drug dealers to the sixty-five year old grandpa from across the street, sex trafficking is everywhere. No matter where someone lives or how safe their environment, sex trafficking is likely to be occurring close by. In other words, this multi-billion dollar industry is one…

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