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    The correlation Firdaus draws between a wife, a prostitute, and a slave are clear. She claims that “all women are prostitutes of one kind or another” (page 99) and simply have different prices. The women who are little more than slaves are not, in fact, the prostitutes, but the wives, for they are bound irrevocably to men. A wife must cater to the whims of her husband and may not demand anything in return, lest she provoke him. In this society even a man devoted to god would beat his wife. “The…

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    Prostitution is known as the oldest profession in society. Men have been paying women for sex for hundreds of years and continue to keep the business alive. There are many pros and cons to this topic. When it comes to prostitution, ideas such as morality and freedom of choice play a major role. The debate on if prostitution should be legalized in the U.S. vary, but generally fall into three categories: anti-prostitution, decriminalization, and pro-legalization. Prostitution is currently…

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    Anderson, Dave. “Top 10 Reasons Prostitution Should Be Illegal.” Top 10 Lists | ListLand.com, 5 Aug. 2015, www.listland.com/top-10-reasons-prostitution-should-be-illegal/. Prostitution is the world’s oldest profession. Since prostitution has been worldwide for the longest time in history people tend to consider it a horrible thing. Legalizing prostitution would likely result in a higher number of people cheating on their partner. But then again it’s the partner’s choice if they choose to cheat…

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    Prostitution is renting someone’s body for sexual purposes, both men and women. How do people feel about prostitution? Generally, people view prostitution as negative, sinful, and disgusting. Surprisingly, in some countries prostitution occurs legally. Although, illegal in all parts of the United States, except the majority of Nevada. There are alternatives to making prostitution legal everywhere. A few argue that prostitution is a commercial transaction, why not make it legal. Also, if…

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    Prostitution is said to be one of the oldest kinds of oppression that human kind has experienced. Every day, many women are trafficked into or forced into the industry and are not talked about or supported enough. The issue has been consistent for many years, but represented by very few male writers like Victor Hugo. The situations and struggles of sex workers have not changed drastically since the 19th century, as portrayed by Victor Hugo in Les Miserables through the life of Fantine.…

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    relationship between sex trafficking and prostitution can be equally viewed as discrimination against women and children in their vulnerable social and economic well-being. The victims are viewed as commodities to sell and their economic survival from the acts they perform are subject acts of violence, abuse and stigma from the society they live in. Although the victims face equally challenging hardships, the relationship of sex trafficking and prostitution can be differentiated based on who has…

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    transferring and harboring from person to person. Being brought to this business can be a life choice or for some victims they are being held hostage. It is practically targeting children and women. In today's society, human trafficking is being seen as prostitution, which can be a willing position to be in. For some cases, it is forced are being persuaded into the industry by the owner. Phase one includes capturing the slaves and being sold off to make money. At the age twelve, young girls are…

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    have legalized prostitution. Should the United States follow their footsteps? Prostitution should remain illegal for many reasons. Many prostitutes are in danger, have no idea about their rights, and are being forced to participate in the sex industry. Prostitutes are constantly in danger of injuries, death, and sexually transmitted diseases. Even if prostitution is legalized the danger will still exist. The danger of prostitution can’t be removed, because the act of prostitution is the…

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    Prostitution is a widely debated issue throughout the United States, as well as the world. As countries that are often held in high regard, such as the United Kingdom and France, legalize prostitution, the United States continues to uphold its laws against prostitution, with the exception of certain areas of Nevada (ProCon.org). As seen in a New Mexico statute, prostitution can be defined as, “Prostitution consists of knowingly engaging in or offering to engage in a sexual act for hire”…

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    individual freedoms for the security of a larger population. This is the case with prostitution. Some may say that since selling services is legal, and sex is legal, selling sex should also be legal. However, prostitution should remain illegal for the safety of the people involved. Legalizing prostitution would encourage sex trafficking, increase the amount of rape and abuse cases, and support misogynistic behavior. Prostitution is often a pseudonym for sex trafficking. For over a century, the…

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