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    Consent Of Prostitution

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    One of the topic we discussed in our women and gender studies class is prostitution, which happens with both sexes but is filled with mainly women. Prostitution can be forced or it can be chosen. The two articles I am going to use in my essay are; “Getting Away With Hating It: Consent in the Consent of Sex Work” by Charlotte Shane and “Prostitute 'Nancy' Shares Her Story: 'You Can Lose Your Life If You're Out Here'” by Rachel Cook. Both articles contain real life accounts from actual prostitutes…

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    Prostitution In Canada

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    When analyzing the current prostitution laws in Canada, it is evident that they are absolutely unacceptable (Lowman, 2012). A public opinion survey established that the majority of Canadians believe that prostitution is improper and should be prohibited. However, there is little evidence of a broad social consensus in Canada on what should be done about the apparent issues surrounding the sex trade industry. Due to the fact that 98% of prostitutes in Canada are women, the topics discussed in…

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    After comparing several articles on the issues of prostitution and young people, I found that prostitutes whether they be men or women more than often pick this profession because of internal moral dilemmas, sexual orientation, need for money (fast cash), and dysfunctional up-bringing. Prostitution in itself, is not thought of by its' followers as a favorable 'means to an end' but a result of a lack of alternatives for their situation. Females compared to males seem to have a harder time…

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    Prostitution In Poland

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    under no circumstances can be violated. Yet trafficking of human beings, especially women flourishes. It is difficult to assess its scale but it estimates that about 10 thousand Polish women are exported aboard and forced into prostitution. ( Andrees 2010, 23) Prostitution and trafficking of women in Poland only recently spoken openly about, there is still a lot of ignorance and lack of understanding of the issue. Although Poland has signed many international documents concerning…

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    Cons Of Prostitution

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    Prostitution has been around for hundreds of year and is referred to as the “world’s oldest profession”. Before prostitution was known as trading sexual activities for materialistic items, it was known by a religious connotation in which temple maiden had sexual intercourse as an act of worshipping the temple deity (http://eds.a.ebscohost.com.db19.linccweb.org). There are different sorts of prostitutions, but one of the main one that is seen today is “streetwalking”, in which the prostitutes or…

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    Prostitution has been defined as “the act or practice of engaging in sexual activity for money or its equivalent.” With the exception of a few counties in Nevada, the United States has criminalized prostitution based on the premise that it is degrading to sex workers, the vast majority of whom are female. Proponents of criminalization also argue that it reduces the demand for human trafficking victims as well as the spread of sexually transmitted diseases. Despite the prohibition of prostitution…

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    Effects Of Prostitution

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    industry and 33 million involved in prostitution according to (Soroptimist) and (Foundation Sccelles). Human trafficking and prostitution go hand and hand with one another. Both prostitution and human trafficking certainly effect many women around the world in very negative ways. These crime industries are centered on psychological and physical pain that all begin with anything from sexual abuse as a child to immense poverty which force these women to turn to prostitution and or get caught in…

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    Legalizing Prostitution

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    Legalizing Prostitution “They Say” When it comes to the topic of legalizing prostitution, most of us readily agree this is a highly debatable, and emotional topic, and at the core is the right of both men and women to have freedom of choice over their sexuality. But when engaging in this topic, one cannot ignore the positive and negative effects of a nation that legalizes prostitution. In my own opinion, I agree on legalizing prostitution because it will help prevent the spread of HIV and…

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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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    typically abusive or emotionally abusive. They pressurize girls to sell for money and give them drugs in return. Human traffickers lure mostly underage girls in the pretext of work or a better life. They sold off sex slaves or brothels. In Asia, prostitution is the oldest occupation thrived. In the beginning of Indus valley civilization, prostitutes were considered “NagarVadhu” meaning bride of the whole town. They used to offer sex for payments. So, it is somewhat acceptable in our culture. In…

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